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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. In "The Crossbeams," what grades were a reservation boarding school established for?
(a) High school.
(b) Middle school through high school.
(c) K through grad 8.
(d) Prek-K through grade 4.

2. In "The Crossbeams," how many pushups does Father Travis do before he notices he is surrounded by used condoms?
(a) 200.
(b) 150.
(c) 85.
(d) 70.

3. What is the month in "The Crossbeams"?
(a) May.
(b) June.
(c) August.
(d) July.

4. In "The Passage," where does Nola take the children in February?
(a) Glenburn.
(b) Minot.
(c) South Prairie.
(d) Lonetree.

5. In "The Crossbeams," what type of vehicle does Father Travis remember carried the bomb that detonated in the lobby?
(a) Humvee.
(b) Water truck.
(c) Tank.
(d) Yellow Mercedes.

Short Answer Questions

1. In "The Gate," what does Nola serve for dinner?

2. In "The Passage," how often does Nola check on the children when they are in the yard?

3. For how long has the name LaRose been in each generation of Emmaline's family?

4. When Landreaux was traveling by bus to boarding school, how old was a child who threw up?

5. In "The Passage," how tall is Peter?

Short Essay Questions

1. In "The Door," what is special about the name LaRose?

2. What type of boarding school project does Emmaline get involved with after she receives a degree in administration?

3. At the end of "The Passage," how does Romeo get pain killers?

4. What does Maggie do to Dougie after she learns what he did to LaRose?

5. How does the Ravich house always smell?

6. In "Wild Things," what did Wolfred think about killing Mackinnon?

7. What does Romeo like to bring as gifts in "Wild Things"?

8. How was Mackinnon described by Wolford in "Hello, Beauty"?

9. What is Peter preparing for in "The Gate," and what preparations is he making?

10. What does Dougie Veddar do to LaRose?

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