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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 2.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. The line "once they smash there is no way to put them right," describing Albertine's attempt to fix the pies, also suggests:
(a) She is a stickler for control.
(b) There are relationships beyond repair in her family.
(c) There are fears among her relatives that she has been ruined like June.
(d) She has limitations as a baker.

2. Comparing the size of her ignorance to the length of the sky, Marie attempts to convey that:
(a) Her ignorance spanned the globe.
(b) Her ignorance was no hindrance to her.
(c) Her ignorance was pure and wide.
(d) Her ignorance was part of her atmosphere.

3. Leopolda strikes Marie with the oak pole because:
(a) Marie smiles in class as if she senses the devil's presence.
(b) Marie has no confidence in Leopolda.
(c) Marie says she is not afraid of the dark one.
(d) Marie has been looking through the children's bags.

4. What feeling will not allow Marie to rejoice in her defeat of Leopolda?
(a) Terror.
(b) Pity.
(c) Fury.
(d) Pride.

5. What does June's "birth" from the truck foreshadow?
(a) Her return to the reservation.
(b) Her death at the end of the chapter.
(c) Her decision to leave Andy.
(d) Her desire to go home.

Short Answer Questions

1. Why is Albertine angry at Lipsha when she tries to break up King and Lynette's fight?

2. When Leopolda applies the salve to Marie's burns, Marie sees this as a sign of what?

3. The fish images in the story imply:

4. June was raised by:

5. June Kashpaw wanders the streets of Wiliiston, North Dakota because:

(see the answer key)

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