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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. Why does the bartender at the Meadows refuse to serve Dr. Proteus?
(a) He does not have any money.
(b) He is already drunk.
(c) He has been labeled a saboteur.
(d) He was rude to the bartender earlier in the day.

2. Who of the following is not present at the Ghost Shirt Society meeting?
(a) Bud.
(b) Kroner.
(c) Luke.
(d) Katherine.

3. What plan does Katherine report on at the Ghost Shirt meeting?
(a) Making Ghost Shirt uniforms.
(b) Distributing flyers.
(c) Blowing up machines.
(d) Taking over the government.

4. What did the Ghost Shirt Society put in Dr. Proteus's drink?
(a) Cold medicine.
(b) Arsenic.
(c) Sleeping pills.
(d) Truth serum.

5. Who does Dr. Proteus sit next to on the train?
(a) An Army private.
(b) An old woman.
(c) A policeman.
(d) An ex-conductor.

Short Answer Questions

1. Who is knocked unconscious at the beginning of the rebellion?

2. Why does Lasher think that Dr. Proteus will be an effective leader?

3. What happens while Dr. Proteus is testifying?

4. To what nationality does the Ghost Dance religion belong?

5. Why is the writer' s wife prostituting herself?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does the great oak symbolize, and what event is held there?

2. Who does Paul see run out of the woods after the Meadows, and why is this important?

3. What is the basic message of the play at the Meadows?

4. How was the great oak tree killed, and why is the tree significant?

5. Why is Harold in jail?

6. Why is the writer's novel rejected for publication?

7. Where does the Ghost Shirt Society get its name?

8. When Kroner visits Paul in jail, what does he say Paul can do in order to get a promotion?

9. While he is on the train, what does Paul overhear about PFC Hacketts? Why has this happened to Hacketts?

10. Why won't the coach allow Halyard to pass his P.E. test?

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