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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. In what location does Frenchie see a pink boot lying by itself in the chapter called The Way it All Changed?
(a) In the tent.
(b) Floating in the lake.
(c) In the hollow of the tree.
(d) On the edge of the cliff.

2. Which character recognizes Travis when they encounter one another in the chapter called The Other Indians?
(a) Chi-Boy.
(b) Wab.
(c) Tree.
(d) Minerva.

3. Frenchie states that he feels different since he took what action?
(a) Killed Travis.
(b) Kissed Rose.
(c) Kissed Wab.
(d) Killed Lincoln.

4. Which character is singing when Rose and Frenchie hear him in the chapter called Loss?
(a) Chi-Boy.
(b) Tree.
(c) Miigwan.
(d) Slopper.

5. At the end of the chapter entitled Loss, Frenchie tells Miigwan, "We'll get Minerva" (134). He adds that their group will take what action against Minerva's captors?
(a) Defeat them.
(b) Expose them.
(c) Punish them.
(d) Arrest them.

Short Answer Questions

1. Miigwan signals to Frenchie that the group wearing bandanas is responsible for the carvings in what object?

2. Which member of Frenchie's family emerges from a sweat lodge in the chapter called Found?

3. On which night of Miigwan and Issac's encounter with the group of men was Isaac captured?

4. Which one of Frenchie's five senses first alerts him to the presence of intruders in the chapter called Found?

5. Jean tells Frenchie that Minerva is being held in which location?

Short Essay Questions

1. How do the themes of guilt and responsibility arise in relation to Miigwan in the chapter called The Long Stumble?

2. Who is Isaac?

3. What method does Dimaline use to remind the reader that while Frenchie faces many adult problems, he is still only a teenager?

4. What method does Dimaline use in order to connect the loss of RiRi with the loss of Minerva?

5. Using your understanding of the chapter called The Way It Changed, explain the symbolism of the venison stew mentioned in the previous chapter called The Other Indians.

6. What evidence of nearby travelers does the group find in the chapter called The Potential of Change?

7. What action does Frenchie take for the very first time at the end of the chapter entitled The Way It All Changed?

8. What is the symbolism of the ceremonial jingles?

9. In what way does the theme of grief arise within the chapter entitled The Long Stumble?

10. How does Frenchie come to unite with one of his family members in the chapter called Found?

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