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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. How old is Rachel when the novel begins?
(a) Five years old.
(b) Twelve years old.
(c) Eight years old.
(d) Four years old.
2. What does Mother Marianne ask Rachel when she returns from the party in Chapter 10?
(a) Whether they had fun at the party.
(b) Why the girls returned.
(c) How Rachel thinks she should be punished.
(d) Who helped them get out of the settlement.
3. Whom does Rachel see while boarding the boat?
(a) Her family.
(b) An old school friend.
(c) Mr. Wyckoff.
(d) The Queen.
4. What year is it when the novel begins?
(a) 1885.
(b) 1889.
(c) 1892.
(d) 1891.
5. What subject is Rachel interested in?
(a) History.
(b) English.
(c) Math.
(d) Geography.
Short Answer Questions
1. Why does Catherine walk away from Haleola's funeral?
2. How does Rachel feel when her father comes for a visit in Chapter 9?
3. What is Rachel's father's name?
4. What do Dorothy and Henry often argue about?
5. Why do Lani, Emily, and Francine go to Haleola's house?
Short Essay Questions
1. Why does Catherine take Henry to Kalawao during his visit to Moloka'i? What family news does Henry share with Rachel during his visit?
2. Why is Rachel's school dismissed for the day in Chapter 1?
3. What does Dorothy find as she is cleaning Rachel after a fight with Sarah?
4. Why does Sister Catherine slap Rachel in Chapter 7?
5. Where is Rachel told she will live on Moloka'i? Why doesn't Mother Marianne think Rachel should live with her uncle?
6. What does Rachel hear about a patient who left Moloka'i in Chapter 12?
7. What do Rachel and her friends decide to sneak away to do in Chapter 10?
8. How does Mother Marianne react when she sees the girls returning from the party in Chapter 10?
9. What causes Rachel worry in Chapter 9?
10. What happens when Rachel follows Moko to his house?
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