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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 21.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. The fishing trip is cut short when
(a) David and Anna begin fighting.
(b) They discover they have no more worms.
(c) The group decides to go back and cook the fish.
(d) Two Americans arrive and begin to fish, too.

2. On the lake the narrator feels a sense of
(a) Cautiousness.
(b) Peace and homecoming.
(c) Fear and foreboding.
(d) Love and longing for her family.

3. The narrator reflects that when she "willed" her fish to be caught, she could tell herself
(a) That they had chosen to die and had forgiven her in advance.
(b) That she had accomplished something all by herself.
(c) That the fish did not feel any pain.
(d) That she had outsmarted the fish, like her brother.

4. At the end of the chapter the narrator tells Joe
(a) She is willing to get married to make him happy.
(b) She doe not believe in marriage.
(c) She is willing to go back to the way things were before.
(d) She is no longer interested in going on with their relationship.

5. At the end of the chapter the narrator decides
(a) She will take her father's drawings to the police.
(b) She will find her father no matter what it costs her.
(c) She will burn her father's drawings and leave him in peace on the island.
(d) Her father must have been killed by the Americans.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does the narrator do while Joe and David carry the canoe up to the cabin?

2. David is interested in the dead bird

3. Though David catches the fish, the narrator must

4. In the morning Anna assumes

5. The narrator describes Anna as

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