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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. What does Marina notice on many of the crates on the boat?
(a) A skull and crossbone.
(b) Anders' name.
(c) Another drug company's name.
(d) Writing.

2. Why does Marina perform under the supervision of Dr. Swenson?
(a) A C-section.
(b) Surgery to removed a large skin cancer.
(c) A delicate lab experiement.
(d) An appendectomy.

3. Where has Easter started sleeping?
(a) In Marina's bed.
(b) He has not changed sleeping quarters.
(c) On the boat.
(d) On Marina's porch.

4. Why does Marina go daily to the Martins?
(a) To study the purple moths.
(b) To gather some bark for Dr. Swenson.
(c) To eat the bark.
(d) To collect samples.

5. What is the tribe doing in the morning when Marina awakes?
(a) They are preparing for a hunt.
(b) They are planting.
(c) They are hard at work.
(d) They are still sleeping.

Short Answer Questions

1. What stories does Alan Saturn tell Marina?

2. Why does Swenson want Marina to stay?

3. Where does Easter take Marina?

4. From what condition is Dr. Swenson suffering?

5. Why does Marina grab Fox tightly?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does Easter do that upsets Marina and how does Swenson react?

2. What shocks Marina one day as the boat from Manaus arrives, and how does she feel about it?

3. What does Swenson do immediately upon arriving and who helps Marina?

4. What does Marina learn about the Martins and Rapps?

5. How does Marina save Easter's life?

6. How does Marina feels as the boat pulls up to the dock where the Lakashi are and how do they greet the arrivals?

7. What is said about Dr. Rapp during the boat trip?

8. Who are on the boat going to the trading post?

9. What does the tribe do occasionally when they go into the deep jungle and what does Swenson say about it?

10. Who does Marina meet at the docks the next morning and where does he take her?

(see the answer keys)

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