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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 long is a "walkabout"
(a) a six month trek.
(b) a one month trek.
(c) a year long trek.
(d) a three month trek.
2. What part of the body did Great Stone Hunter break?
(a) his arm.
(b) his leg.
(c) his pelvis.
(d) his rib.
3. What does the author say that nature has as opposed to what the diamonds had?
(a) expansiveness and protection.
(b) value and clarity.
(c) meaning and value.
(d) time and circumstance.
4. Where is the author taken to watch the natives perform?
(a) a shed.
(b) the Outback.
(c) a grove of trees.
(d) a private home.
5. What is the tar-like substance that Female Healer applies to Great Sone Hunter's injuries made of?
(a) blood of the kangaroo.
(b) fly paste.
(c) wild dingo dung.
(d) menstrual blood.
Short Answer Questions
1. What is the reason Female Healer and Medicine Man believe Great Stone Hunter got injured for?
2. Who are the author and driver met by when they arrive at the small settlement?
3. Where does the author arrive at the beginning of Chapter 1?
4. What does the author notice about the state of the tribe?
5. What is the name of the native Australian people?
Short Essay Questions
1. Why is the author invited to move to Australia to work?
2. Why does the author end up buried in the sand?
3. What do the members of the tribe seem to be working together to create and how does the author respond?
4. How is Great Stone Hunter healed?
5. Desribe the journey Marlo is about to undertake?
6. What happens to the author's feet as a result of the initial walkabout?
7. Describe the beginning of each day as the author experiences several weeks of walking.
8. Why does the author write that the flower the girl wore throughout the day "had meaning" and that her friend's diamonds "had value".
9. What do The Real People believe that illness and/or injury is really an opportunity for?
10. What is Tribal Elder being told by the young man as he sits on the ground and falls silent?
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