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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 do the boys eat on the first day in the mountains?
(a) Roasted trurkey.
(b) Fried cornbread.
(c) Dried venison.
(d) Dry corn meal.

2. Who does Harry decide to tell about the Indians?
(a) Myra.
(b) Aunt Kate.
(c) No one.
(d) True Son.

3. Who sees True Son before he can sneak away from the house with his horse?
(a) Aunt Kate.
(b) Mr. Butler.
(c) Gordie.
(d) The maid.

4. Who does not come to the celebration of True Son and Half Arrow's homecoming?
(a) Nungasa.
(b) Cuyloga.
(c) A'atonah.
(d) Relatives of Little Crane.

5. How does Thitpan plan to take over a river boat?
(a) By using True Son as bait.
(b) By lining up in a shallow crossing to form a blockade.
(c) By stealing another boat and overtaking it.
(d) By swimming to it.

Short Answer Questions

1. Where does True Son sit to talk to Parson Elder?

2. What does True Son have in common with the basket maker, Bejance?

3. What do Half Arrow and True Son make to catch food?

4. Who asks True son if he yet lives and is home to stay?

5. True Son feels better after doing what?

Short Essay Questions

1. When True Son is offered liquor, he compares this to what?

2. Describe True Son's arrival at his village.

3. Describe Half Arrow and True Son's days in the forest.

4. Why does Half Arrow say that True Son has been living with the whites for too long?

5. Bejance tells True Son "They have the harness on you Injun boy." What does he mean by this?

6. What items does True Son take from hiding after leaving Uncle Wilse's house? Where did he get them?

7. Why is Parson Elder called to the butler home?

8. Describe True Son and Half Arrows first several days back at Lenni Lenape.

9. Half Arrow makes Thitpan mad by questioning him. What does he question him about?

10. What does Parson Elder tell Myra and Kate after talking to True Son?

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