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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 18.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What does Victor's teacher want him to do in the second grade?
(a) To write with his right hand and wear cleaner clothing.
(b) To do his homework at school because she does not think he is doing his own work.
(c) To apologize for everything and cut off his braids.
(d) To perform math problems on the board in front of the class and testify before the state court about how his parents are mistreating him.

2. What do Victor and his companion eventually do with Dirty Joe at the carnival?
(a) They put him on a roller coaster.
(b) They give him some money.
(c) They chain him to a post.
(d) They put a woman's hat and makeup on him.

3. What happens to Dirty Joe during the incident at the carnival?
(a) He has a rude awakening.
(b) He is beaten by some teens.
(c) His wallet is stolen.
(d) He vomits.

4. What does Victor not understand in the eighth grade?
(a) Why white children are not arrested for curfew and children of color are.
(b) Why girls shoplift when they have the money to afford the items they steal.
(c) Why girls starve themselves through anorexia and bulemia when he is involuntarily starving on the reservation.
(d) Why Indian boys are rounded up when white boys throw rocks through a store window.

5. Why do the Indians hear sirens in 1967?
(a) There is a tornado.
(b) Several police cars are converging onto a bar.
(c) Rosemary Morning Dove's house is on fire.
(d) An ambulence is rushing to Rosemary Morning Dove's house.

Short Answer Questions

1. How does Victor convince the person to assist him with the incident with Dirty Joe at the carnival?

2. Where do Victor and his companion escape to when being chased at the carnival?

3. What do onlookers do when they see Dirty Joe at the carnival?

4. What is Dirty Joe's condition at the carnival?

5. What does Victor consider censorship in the third grade?

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