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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. The elders stay away when Gordon visits because
(a) He plans to call for change among the villagers.
(b) He plans to ask the tribe for money for his travels.
(c) He has no interest in the past.
(d) He has no interest in any of the villagers.

2. What did the villagers do to celebrate this "friend?"
(a) They turned it into a dance.
(b) They turned it into a shrine.
(c) They turned it into a mask.
(d) They turned it into a myth.

3. When he returns, Mark visits
(a) Keetah's family.
(b) Marta's house.
(c) The burial grounds.
(d) The vicarage.

4. When Mark releases Calamity Bill's ashes,
(a) He hears to raven call his name.
(b) He hears the Bishop call his name.
(c) He hears his prayers echo back to him across the channel.
(d) He hears Calamity Bill whisper goodbye.

5. Who surprises Mark with a visit?
(a) The white tourists.
(b) The Bishop.
(c) Calamity Bill.
(d) Caleb.

Short Answer Questions

1. Where does Mark Brian stay while the new vicarage is being constructed?

2. Traveling in the river, Mark begins to

3. What does the English anthropologist call the Indian tribe?

4. What news does the Bishop give Mark at the end of the chapter?

5. Who seems to have a hard time adjusting to white society at first?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why does Keetah ask Mark to remain in the village?

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

3. Why does Mark conclude that the villagers still do not know or trust him?

4. Though the river freezes, how do the villagers survive?

5. Why does Mark claim he is offering Jim advice on how to treat Keetah?

6. Describe the visitors to the village in Chapter 13.

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

8. Describe Calamity Bill's request for the vicar.

9. Describe Mark and Jim's relationship.

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

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