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

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What is the only indication of injury that the Great Stone Hunter bears the morning after?
(a) he is depressed.
(b) panic and anxiety.
(c) a fine, dark scar.
(d) nausea.

2. What does the author offer in gratitude for on a daily basis that affects her physical well being?
(a) health and healing hands.
(b) herbs and dried fruit for her pains.
(c) plants and animals that offer sustenance.
(d) water and clothes for her body.

3. What is the name of the main character?
(a) Margaret Lewis.
(b) Marlo Morgan.
(c) Marla Morgan.
(d) Morgan Smith.

4. What does the author understand the rituals to be considered?
(a) a test.
(b) a release.
(c) a celebration.
(d) a punishment.

5. What does Ooota suddenly do and just assume that the author will follow in suit?
(a) talk.
(b) dance.
(c) laugh.
(d) walk.

6. What does the author notice about the state of the tribe?
(a) they are very healthy.
(b) they are very peaceful.
(c) they are very productive.
(d) they are very happy.

7. What does the author contemplate after she observs the healing of Great Stone Hunter?
(a) the nature of western medicine.
(b) alternative healing practices.
(c) spa and beauty treatments.
(d) the nature of Chinese medicine.

8. What are the young man and Tribal Elder participating in that allows for them to communicate freely?
(a) ritual.
(b) lies.
(c) mental telepathy.
(d) prayer.

9. What practice does the tribe never participate in?
(a) keeping track of the hours.
(b) birth control.
(c) arranged marriage.
(d) counting the days on a calendar.

10. What does the author immediately suffer injuries to from thorny grass called spinifex?
(a) her feet.
(b) her calves.
(c) her face.
(d) her shoulders.

11. What is the author supposed to be honored for?
(a) her efforts to provide medical care to the Aborigines.
(b) her efforts to stop poverty.
(c) her efforts to eradicate illiteracy .
(d) her efforts to help disadvantaged Aborigines.

12. Who is the author met by when she arrives?
(a) a tour guide.
(b) the driver.
(c) an Aborigine.
(d) a hotel concierge.

13. What happens after the young man arrives ?
(a) the young man never arrives.
(b) there is no kangaroo.
(c) he is healed and the kangaroo is cooked.
(d) the kangaroo is healed.

14. What does Ooota tell her about all other types of communications?
(a) they are faster.
(b) they lead to results.
(c) they are more efficient.
(d) they are lies.

15. What does the young man drink that makes him sick?
(a) urine.
(b) alcohol.
(c) contaminated water.
(d) juice from poison berries.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does the author hope will help the reader understand the core message of the book?

2. Where does a walkabout take place?

3. What kind of performance does the author watch the natives perform?

4. Who do the Aborigines want to marry so that they can fully integrate into society?

5. What did the author design in order to help young Aborigines to take a position and use their skills?

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