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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. Why do the Huron allow David to come and go?
(a) They think he is mad.
(b) They think he is funny.
(c) They think he is dangerous.
(d) They think he is lost.

2. Where do the men spend the night?
(a) on the trail of the Iroquois
(b) in the ruin of Fort Henry
(c) back at the cave
(d) in the French camp

3. What are they careful about as they go to the canoes to cross the lake?
(a) to preten to be going fishing
(b) to leave no trail
(c) to watch for Oneida
(d) to listen for the French

4. Who sings over the grave of Cora?
(a) Chingachgook
(b) David
(c) Alice
(d) Heyward

5. What does the chief say about Reed that Bends?
(a) He has gone to scout out the enemy.
(b) He has run away.
(c) He is too young to hunt.
(d) He who was called by that name is forgotten.

Short Answer Questions

1. What is Heyward hoping for as he wanders around the Huron village?

2. How does Heywood speak to the Huron chief?

3. What is the Delaware chief's response when Magua offers to take Cora off his hands?

4. Where is Cora while the war plans proceed?

5. What do they find when they look for the sick woman in the cave?

Short Essay Questions

1. Explain why the five men use extra caution when leaving Fort Henry the following morning.

2. How do the braves discover that Uncas is gone?

3. Describe how Magua gains entry into the Delaware village.

4. How are Cora and Uncas honored in death?

5. Describe the war dance in the Delaware camp.

6. What strange event occurs as Heyward is led to a cave to perform medicine cures for a woman possessed of an evil spirit?

7. What do the hunters learn about Cora and Alice?

8. How does Heyward gain entrance into the Huron camp?

9. Tell about the Hurons' response to the Delaware declaration of war.

10. When Magua enters the cave, how do Heyward and Hawkeye overpower him?

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