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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. What is the book primarily inspired after?
(a) interviews.
(b) research.
(c) actual experience.
(d) a spiritual desire.
2. What does the author refer to when she speaks of the one experience in Australia that has made her unhappy?
(a) the quality of the air.
(b) the state of the education system.
(c) the state of the Aborigines.
(d) the abandonment of natural resources.
3. Even though the author knows that the move to Australia would be a major change, what does she realize about the opportunity?
(a) she's never going to have a chance like this again.
(b) she's never going to make enough money.
(c) she's not completely invested in the work.
(d) she's never going to leave her career.
4. What is the reason Female Healer and Medicine Man believe Great Stone Hunter got injured for?
(a) so the author would understand telepathy.
(b) so the author would understand the dangers of the Outback.
(c) so the author could know what a true walkabout entails.
(d) so the author could observe the methods of tribal healing.
5. Whose grave do the author and tribe encounter on their journey?
(a) a long-forgotten mutant.
(b) an American.
(c) a woman.
(d) a tribalman.
Short Answer Questions
1. What have the Aborigines killed and eaten but say they did so to not create waste?
2. What part of the body did Great Stone Hunter break?
3. What does the author decide to do when Ooota takes the lead on the walkabout?
4. What is the name of the main character?
5. What two groups does the tribe separate into upon hearing the news of the young man?
Short Essay Questions
1. What are gravy and icing a symbol of?
2. What do the members of the tribe seem to be working together to create and how does the author respond?
3. How is Great Stone Hunter healed?
4. What does the author feel as Ooota simply starts walking without any announcement?
5. What do The Real People believe that illness and/or injury is really an opportunity for?
6. Where is the author taken and what happens once she gets there?
7. What is the one experience in Australia that has made the author unhappy?
8. Why is the author invited to move to Australia to work?
9. What does the author suggest about indigenous people?
10. Why does the author end up buried in the sand?
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