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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 takes Billy to his mother's house?
(a) Sheldon.
(b) Joe Leaphorn.
(c) Billy's uncle.
(d) Joanna.
2. What is Brad Chandler doing?
(a) He is tailing Joanna.
(b) He is at the canyon rim, reviewing his preparations.
(c) He is driving to Santa Fe to make contact with his employer.
(d) He is heading down into the canyon on a copter.
3. What does Chandler do for a living?
(a) Assassin.
(b) Bounty hunter and skip tracer.
(c) Actor.
(d) CEO of his family's firm.
4. Where are Chee and Bernie meeting the others?
(a) The jail.
(b) The canyon floor.
(c) Tuba City.
(d) Joanna's hotel room.
5. Where does Cowboy ask Chee to go with him?
(a) To find out for sure what is in Joanna's purse.
(b) To talk to the jeweler's widow.
(c) To the canyon.
(d) To see Billy Tuve again.
Short Answer Questions
1. How much does Billy Tuve want for the item?
2. How much was Billy's bail?
3. What does Bernie want to do?
4. Where is Billy?
5. For what is Joanna Craig searching?
Short Essay Questions
1. When you read that the bail has been suspended for Billy Tuve and why, what is your reaction?
2. What in this chapter may foreshadow a future event?
3. Why do you think the discussion of Kiva and Native American rites are included in Chapter 8?
4. There are several inconsistencies in Chapter 13; name one of them.
5. What do you think is the main purpose of this short chapter?
6. How does Sam Pinto illustrate Joe's theory by enumerating a theoretical series of events?
7. What story does Shorty tell that is the motivation for the setting moving to the floor of the Grand Canyon?
8. How does Joe illustrate his thoughts about events arising from a complex and often invisible series of causes and effects?
9. How are Chandler and Plymale archetypes of the type of white man that imposed their way upon Native Americans?
10. How does the author introduce the Navajo setting and a little of their philosophy?
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