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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. Mark discovers the man has
(a) A broken hip.
(b) A broken back.
(c) A broken collarbone.
(d) A broken leg.

2. The visitors cause Mark Brian to feel what about the world of the white man he has left behind?
(a) He feels he has abandoned his people by leaving it.
(b) He feels he no longer knows it, and is ashamed of it now.
(c) He feels he must go back and save it.
(d) He feels he never belonged in it.

3. Ironically, Sam's drinking causes
(a) His wife to insist that he attend Alcholics Anonymous.
(b) HIs wife to insist that their daughter go to school.
(c) His wife to insist that their son go to school.
(d) His wife to leave him for another man.

4. Caleb felt himself an intruder when visiting
(a) Deserted villages.
(b) The boat.
(c) Indians' homes.
(d) The vicarage.

5. Mark observes that everything in nature
(a) Seemed to know he did not belong.
(b) Seemed to sense his presence.
(c) Seemed to know its place.
(d) Seemed to sense his illness.

Short Answer Questions

1. What did the villagers do to celebrate this "friend?"

2. During his stay, Mark gets to know

3. Why are the elders concerned about the burial grounds?

4. Who unexpectedly visits the village?

5. What is T.P. Wallace's announcement?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does Mark learn among the elders during his stay at Marta's?

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

3. Describe Mark and Jim's relationship.

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

5. What advice does Mark offer Gordon before they part?

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

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

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

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

10. Why are the elders afraid of the hamatsa?

(see the answer keys)

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