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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. How does Janet feel when she hurts Lachlan?
(a) Confused
(b) Happy
(c) Remorseful
(d) Vindicated
2. When does Ellen become fearful of Gemmy?
(a) At night
(b) All the time
(c) When he speaks
(d) When he disappears
3. What do the Aborigines call the white settlers?
(a) Devil people
(b) White spirits
(c) Evil spirits
(d) Land thieves
4. Where does Mrs. Hutchence live in the settlement?
(a) She lives near the schoolhouse.
(b) She lives outside of the settlement.
(c) She lives close to the McIvors.
(d) She lives next door to George Abbot.
5. What does Lachlan pretend his stick is?
(a) A sword
(b) A tree
(c) A gun
(d) A leash
Short Answer Questions
1. How does Gemmy get food once in Queensland?
2. What prevents Gemmy from helping Jock around the farm?
3. How long do the natives wait before visiting Gemmy for the first time?
4. What does Jock begin appreciating about Ellen in this chapter?
5. Why does Gemmy feel weak after Mr. Frazer takes his statement?
Short Essay Questions
1. How do Gemmy's language skills change as he begins observing the white settlers?
2. Describe George's relationship with Mr. Robertson.
3. How does Jock's opinion of his neighbors change in this chapter?
4. Describe the game that the children were playing before they found Gemmy on the beach
5. What does Abbot do to cultivate the idea that he is older than he is?
6. How does Gemmy attempt to protect the natives?
7. What does Gemmy think bothers Jock McIvor most about his presence on their farm?
8. How does Gemmy attempt to maintain his ties to the aborigines in this chapter?
9. What is Gemmy reminded of when he sees fire? How does this make him feel?
10. What sort of relationship does Gemmy have with the natives while he is living with them? How does he "fit" into their society?
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