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

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What does Peter claim causes this new feeling among the villagers?
(a) The young people are changing because they are not being educated.
(b) The young people are changing because they are afraid of the white man's ways.
(c) The young people are changing because the tribes are intermarrying.
(d) The young people are changing because they are learning the white man's ways.

2. When Mark Brian feels his full commitment to the Indian community, his response is
(a) "I do, my Lord."
(b) "Yes, my Lord."
(c) "Show me the way, my Lord."
(d) "No, my Lord."

3. What is dumped into the the center of the stream by the villagers?
(a) Animal carcasses.
(b) Bodies.
(c) Garbage.
(d) Offerings to the gods.

4. Mark finds himself tending for an orphaned
(a) Salmon.
(b) Deer.
(c) Boy.
(d) Seal.

5. What does Mark Brian do that captures Jim's attention?
(a) He tries to catch the salmon.
(b) He recites a sermon.
(c) He shrieks in fear.
(d) He recites an Indian prayer.

6. Who are the doctor and the Bishop discussing?
(a) The young doctor.
(b) The young Constable.
(c) The young Bishop.
(d) The young ordinand.

7. Why does Caleb feel Mark should be sorry for the Indians?
(a) Because they are so uncivilized.
(b) Because they must teach him everything.
(c) Because they must endure his presence on their land.
(d) Because they need salvation.

8. The Bishop will not reveal the young man's illness yet because he fears
(a) The young man will leave the priesthood if he knows he is dying.
(b) The young man will lose his faith if he knows he is dying.
(c) The young man will try too hard if he knows he is dying.
(d) The young man will not try to win over the villagers if he knows he is dying.

9. Why is the whole tribe home together for the first time since Mark's arrival in the village?
(a) Everyone has come home for a funeral.
(b) Everyone has come home for Christmas.
(c) Everyone has come home for Keetah's sister's wedding.
(d) Everyone has come home for Thanksgiving.

10. Which of Constable Pearson's actions makes the Indians hold in their laughter?
(a) He cannot find the dead body.
(b) He is physically sick after he eats a meal with the tribe.
(c) He cannot find his way around the village.
(d) He is physically sick at the sight of the dead body.

11. How does Mark Brian approach the village of Kingcome?
(a) On a forty-foot raft.
(b) On a hydro-plane.
(c) On a rowboat.
(d) On a forty-foot boat.

12. Keetah is
(a) Sam's granddaughter.
(b) Mrs. Stephens' granddaughter.
(c) Mrs. Hudson's granddaughter.
(d) Jim's granddaughter.

13. How does Mark describe the inanimate?
(a) Receptive, agreeable, and easygoing.
(b) Remote, fearfull, and unreachable.
(c) Solid, stubborn, and indifferent.
(d) Angry, vengeful, and dangerous.

14. What news arrives from Keetah's sister, Mrs. Hudson's granddaughter?
(a) Keetah's sister will not attend Keetah's wedding.
(b) Keetah's sister refuses to come home for Christmas.
(c) Keetah's sister will marry a man f rom another tribe.
(d) Keetah's sister will marry a white man.

15. As the weather turns colder, Mark and Jim face challenges with
(a) The organ.
(b) The constable.
(c) The doctor.
(d) The boat.

Short Answer Questions

1. Who has offered Mark Brian a great deal of advice and training?

2. The vicar believes he will have to begin his work by

3. Why is Mark Brian going to Alert Bay?

4. Who has returned to the village after their self-imposed exile?

5. Mark Brian succeeds where the doctor failed to

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