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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What is the author invited to teach about the benefits and uses of?
(a) an innovative agricultural invention.
(b) a strategic defense system.
(c) an innovative medical diagnostic tool.
(d) an improved education system.

2. Who does the author prayerfully thank at the end of the evening?
(a) the Power above.
(b) the Tribal Elder.
(c) her higher power.
(d) her fellow tribesmen.

3. Who are the author and driver met by when they arrive at the small settlement?
(a) two middle-aged women.
(b) a tribal elder.
(c) a middle-aged man.
(d) a little girl and her brother.

4. What does the author say that nature has as opposed to what the diamonds had?
(a) time and circumstance.
(b) expansiveness and protection.
(c) value and clarity.
(d) meaning and value.

5. What do the tribesman cook that the author thinks she cannot eat?
(a) a kangaroo.
(b) a snake.
(c) a white worm.
(d) spiders.

6. What does the author's unusual scent, and subsequent burial in the sand, an indicator of?
(a) long-held injuries.
(b) long-held beliefs.
(c) long-held emotions.
(d) long-held toxins.

7. Where does the author arrive at the beginning of Chapter 1?
(a) the Outback.
(b) a friend's house in Australia.
(c) a hotel in Australia.
(d) the Sydney airport.

8. What are the members of the tribe working together to create?
(a) a meal.
(b) a garden.
(c) a boat.
(d) shelter.

9. What is the subtitle of the book?
(a) A Women's Journey into Dreamtime Australia.
(b) A Dream in Australia.
(c) A Woman's Spiritual Quest.
(d) A Woman's Impact on Dreamtime Australia.

10. What does the driver tell the author to remove from her body?
(a) her shoes.
(b) her jewelry.
(c) her clothes.
(d) her clothes and jewelry.

11. What kind of attention does the author's work receive?
(a) it is ignored.
(b) negative.
(c) it is disregarded as racist.
(d) positive.

12. What is The Real People's belief that illness and/or injury is an opportunity for?
(a) opportunity to learn more about medicine.
(b) opportunity to appreciate the gifts of existence.
(c) opportunity to release toxins.
(d) opportunity to discover what is wrong.

13. What is the "talent-name" the author gives herself?
(a) Dung Collector.
(b) Bee Charmer.
(c) Fly Accepter.
(d) Icing Dream.

14. What is the special herbal tea drunk in celebration of?
(a) the alignment of the stars.
(b) the authors acceptance into the tribe.
(c) the fullness of the moon.
(d) the ending of a meal.

15. How does a human being give honor to their universally connected being?
(a) by taking.
(b) by giving.
(c) by loving.
(d) by creating.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does the author understand the rituals to be considered?

2. What is the main issue that is explored in the book?

3. What are the young man and Tribal Elder participating in that allows for them to communicate freely?

4. What is the author learning to do in ways she had never learned before?

5. What does the driver give the author shortly after their introduction?

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