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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. From whom does Karl receive a letter?
(a) His father.
(b) His brother.
(c) His sister.
(d) His son.
2. Who offers to accompany Kristina to the doctor?
(a) Ulrika.
(b) Manda.
(c) Birgit.
(d) Berta.
3. How many parishioners leave the church to join Fredrick Nilsson?
(a) 20.
(b) 2.
(c) 100.
(d) 66.
4. Kristina learns that hunger is so bad for the Indians this winter that they are eating ____________________.
(a) animal hides.
(b) their own children.
(c) tree bark.
(d) buffalo.
5. What does Kristina sew for Karl on her new sewing machine?
(a) Flannel shirts.
(b) Overalls.
(c) Sunday suit.
(d) Wool coat.
Short Answer Questions
1. Why does Kristina not want to go to the doctor?
2. When Karl tells Kristina that he wants to go to war, what does she ask him to wait for?
3. Who is Karl Oskar's wife?
4. The family had immigrated and settled in which U.S. state?
5. What news is Kristina hesitant to tell Karl?
Short Essay Questions
1. What does the Indian cliff symbolize in the story?
2. What advice does Danjel give to Kristina about her prayers to God?
3. Why does Kristina compare going to the doctor to immigrating?
4. What does Karl's anxiety while waiting for Kristina's doctor's appointment signify?
5. What does Jonas Petter's admonition to Sven about moving to Meeker County foreshadow?
6. How does Kristina feel about the doctor's warnings to her and what stance does Karl take on the subject?
7. How do Karl and Kristina differ in their views when Karl is rejected by the army?
8. What topic does Ulrika bring up to Karl one day which embarrasses him?
9. What decision does Kristina make for herself regarding which religion to follow and how does she show independence in her relationship with God?
10. How is Karl conflicted between his civic duty and his wife's pleas regarding his decision to enlist for war?
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