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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 are the best and bravest workers in the sawmill?
(a) The grunts.
(b) The river pigs.
(c) The stips.
(d) The henneys.
2. What does Khor draw at the start of Chapter 5?
(a) Lots of different kitchen tools.
(b) Different trees.
(c) Different currencies.
(d) Lots of different characters from earlier in the novel.
3. What does Bee thank Mei for after Bee's loss in Chapter 4?
(a) Loaning her money.
(b) Being there for her.
(c) Making her pie.
(d) Teaching her to read.
4. Where does Hels go in Chapter 3 to find Hao?
(a) Chinatown.
(b) Wisconsin.
(c) Fort Worth.
(d) Amarillo.
5. In Chapter 4, who is Mei concerned about getting back to camp after the logging accident?
(a) Auntie Po.
(b) Pei Pei.
(c) The animals.
(d) The kids.
Short Answer Questions
1. What day does Mei usually visit Hao on?
2. In Chapter 4, who explicitly tells Mei he or she can see Auntie Po for the first time, rescuing men from the river?
3. Who does Mei go into the woods to see in anger right after the logging accident?
4. What spice does Mei use in her cooking in Chapter 3?
5. What does Bee say about her brother in Chapter 5?
Short Essay Questions
1. What does Hao say when Hels comes to beg him to come back?
2. What does Pauly ask Mei for help with in Part III?
3. What does Hao jokingly ask Hels for as a term of his returning to the camp?
4. In Part IV, what surprises Mei about Hao's attitude towards her Auntie Po stories?
5. In Part III, what story about Auntie Po does Mei tell Bee and Polly?
6. What does Auntie Po leave at Pauly's grave?
7. What tradition does Hao enact when they bury Pauly?
8. In Part III, what does Hels do out of frustration?
9. What form does Auntie Po take in Henry's imagination after the disaster with the log jam in Part IV?
10. In Chapter 4, how do the workers often transport the logs?
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