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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. Who waits up for Mark at the end of the novel?
(a) Keetah.
(b) Jim.
(c) Marta.
(d) Peter.

2. When Keetah returns to the village, she finds
(a) The village has changed, but she has not.
(b) She has changed in different ways that the villagers have.
(c) She is no longer welcome in the village.
(d) She has changed, but the village has not.

3. What is causing new conflict among the villagers?
(a) The ability to buy liquor.
(b) The ability to buy prescription drugs.
(c) The ability to marry outside the tribe.
(d) The ability to travel to other villages.

4. What is Jim's response to Keetah's state of health?
(a) He says a child is always a reminder of past mistakes.
(b) He says no child of Gordon's will ever be his.
(c) He says she will not raise the child herself.
(d) He says a child is always welcome.

5. Mark compares Caleb's role among the Indians to that of
(a) The Bishop.
(b) The Cedar man.
(c) The Salmon man.
(d) The Hamatsa.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Mrs. Hudson suggest they serve at Mark's funeral?

2. When Mark tells Marta he has heard the owl call his name, she says

3. When he returns, Mark visits

4. Who alerts the Bishop to Mark's physical condition?

5. Caleb warns Mark that

Short Essay Questions

1. Who is the Englishwoman who comes to visit the village?

2. What does the Bishop claim happens every time he arrives at the village?

3. Why doesn't Marta deny that Mark has heard the owl call his name?

4. What evidence of community is apparent in the chapter?

5. What concern does Caleb share with Mark in the chapter?

6. Who contributes to the preparations for Mark's funeral?

7. What is the mood among the boys going to live at the white school?

8. Why is T. P. Wallace throwing a dance-potlatch for Jim?

9. In what state does Mark find the village when he returns?

10. How is Caleb like the Cedar-man, according to Mark?

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