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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. What does True Son refuse to take that Aunt Kate has offered to him?
(a) Cookies.
(b) Grape juice.
(c) Cinamon rolls.
(d) Whiskey.
2. Where does the Indian that Bejance tells True Son about live?
(a) On the third mountain.
(b) In Cuyloga's village.
(c) In a hut by the river.
(d) On the first mountain.
3. Who is shot and scalped in this chapter?
(a) An Indian looking for True Son.
(b) Uncle George.
(c) Doctor Childsley.
(d) Parson Elder.
4. What does True Son have in common with the basket maker, Bejance?
(a) They were both taken by Indians as a child.
(b) They are the same age.
(c) They both speak the Delaware language.
(d) They have nothing in common.
5. Half Arrow declares that no one will follow them past what point?
(a) Fort Pitt.
(b) The second fork in the river.
(c) Paxton.
(d) Fort Jackson.
Short Answer Questions
1. How does Half Arrow justify stealing a boat?
2. Who does Parson Elder come to the house to check on?
3. What does True Son call the month of February?
4. Who brings word of Indians to Harry?
5. True Son feels better after doing what?
Short Essay Questions
1. How does True Son find Half Arrow?
2. Describe True Son's first night back with his Indian family.
3. Why does Half Arrow say that True Son has been living with the whites for too long?
4. What does passing Fort Pitt mean for True Son and Half Arrow.
5. What is Harry Butler hoping that True Son will tell him when he confides in him on his sickbed?
6. Why does True Son sabotage the ambush attempt?
7. Gordie tells the basket maker that he is a slave. How does he respond?
8. Why is Myra Butler bedridden?
9. Why does True Son tell Half Arrow that he must be his brother from now on.
10. What do True Son and Half Arrow pass the second night in the boat? What does True Son say about it?
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