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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 Indian name of the village where Mark Brian is sent?
(a) Quee.
(b) Wolf.
(c) Quelele.
(d) Khawadelugha.
2. Who is T.P. Wallace?
(a) The new constable.
(b) The chief of the tribe.
(c) Jim Wallace's wife.
(d) The elder and orator of the tribe.
3. How does Mark Brian approach the village of Kingcome?
(a) On a rowboat.
(b) On a forty-foot boat.
(c) On a hydro-plane.
(d) On a forty-foot raft.
4. Chief Eddy and Jim seem to have what kind of opinions about Mark Brian?
(a) Favorable.
(b) Disturbed.
(c) Unfavorable.
(d) Cautious.
5. Mark Brian sees himself as
(a) An interloper on Indian territory.
(b) A brave explorer of a new world.
(c) A fearless conqueror.
(d) A guest in the Indians' house.
Short Answer Questions
1. What does Peter claim causes this new feeling among the villagers?
2. When Mark Brian feels his full commitment to the Indian community, his response is
3. What does the doctor hope the Bishop will do for the young man?
4. What causes Mark and all the young people to rush on to the path?
5. Why does the teacher visit the vicar?
Short Essay Questions
1. What is significant about the names of the characters revealed in the Introduction?
2. What does the Bishop's letter teach Mark Brian about the white man's "problem" with the Indians?
3. Why is Marta Stephens knitting a hat for the vicar?
4. What do the villagers believe about the salmon?
5. According to the myth, how was the old village formed?
6. What seems to be most important to the Bishop regarding the young man and the Indian village?
7. Describe Sam, the unlucky one.
8. What seems to be the consensus of opinions about Mark Brian among the elders?
9. While Mark feels he has learned little about the Indians, what does the Bishop tell him?
10. What makes hunting difficult for Mark Brian?
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