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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 24: "Valentine Heart".
Multiple Choice Questions
1. Mr. P tells Junior in Chapter 5: "Hope Against Hope," "That's how we were taught to teach you. We were supposed to kill the Indian to save" what?
(a) Christianity.
(b) Humanity.
(c) The White Man.
(d) The child.
2. What happens to the man who is jailed for Eugene's death in Chapter 24: "Valentine Heart"?
(a) He is lynched by townspeople.
(b) He shoots himself.
(c) He is stabbed and killed.
(d) He hangs himself.
3. What is Gordy's response when Junior says "Some Indians think you become white if you try to make your life better, if you become successful," in Chapter 18: "Don't Trust Your Computer"?
(a) I don't understand why anyone would think that way.
(b) If that were true, then wouldn't all white people be successful?
(c) If that were the case, what about the other minorities?
(d) If that were the case, wouldn't the Civil War have ended differently?
4. In Junior's drawing from Chapter 19: "My Sister Sends Me a Letter," he compares his sister's new home to what?
(a) A tree house.
(b) A TV dinner tray.
(c) A beaver dam.
(d) A castle.
5. What does Gordy say happens to weird people, from primitive cultures to today, in Chapter 18: "Don't Trust Your Computer"?
(a) They are banished.
(b) They are executed.
(c) They are worshiped.
(d) They are regaled.
Short Answer Questions
1. Whom does Junior wish he could ask for advice about Penelope in Chapter 11: "Halloween"?
2. What does Junior go dressed as at school in Chapter 11: "Halloween"?
3. What is the name of the Indian that hit Junior's grandmother in his car?
4. What item does the rich white guy present to the mourners at the funeral, saying that he believes it belonged to Junior's grandmother in Chapter 23: "Wake"?
5. Where does Penelope tell Junior she wants to go to college in Chapter 15: "Hunger Pains"?
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