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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. Who is the captain of the Peshtank men?
(a) Uncle George.
(b) Uncle Wilse.
(c) Harry Butler.
(d) Parson Elder.
2. Who is the leader of the war party?
(a) Thitpan.
(b) Black Fish.
(c) Cuyloga.
(d) Disbeliever.
3. Bejance tells True son that he has been harnessed when he sees True son doing what?
(a) Making a basket.
(b) Hoeing a field.
(c) Babysitting Gordie.
(d) Harnessing a mule.
4. Who does Parson Elder come to the house to check on?
(a) True Son.
(b) Harry Butler.
(c) Myra Butler.
(d) Gordie.
5. Who is picked to guide the war party?
(a) Cuyloga.
(b) Black Fish.
(c) Disbeliever.
(d) Thitpan.
Short Answer Questions
1. What curious landmark does Half Arrow see that he has heard of?
2. What do Half Arrow and True Son use to make their food catching device?
3. Where does True Son say that his father learned a swear word from?
4. Who asks True son if he yet lives and is home to stay?
5. Why is Half Arrow not able to steal the boat of his choosing?
Short Essay Questions
1. What is Mr. Butler's reaction when he finds True Son going to visit Corn Blade?
2. Half Arrow makes Thitpan mad by questioning him. What does he question him about?
3. Why does Half Arrow say that True Son has been living with the whites for too long?
4. How does True Son find Half Arrow?
5. What is Harry Butler hoping that True Son will tell him when he confides in him on his sickbed?
6. Describe Half Arrow and True Son's days in the forest.
7. Describe True Son's weekly routine. How does he feel about it?
8. What does passing Fort Pitt mean for True Son and Half Arrow.
9. Why does True Son tell Half Arrow that he must be his brother from now on.
10. Half Arrow tells True Son that Little Crane told happy stories while they were with his Uncle. What kind of stories were they?
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