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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 "Homecoming," who does Thomas think is the only person he dares to tell about the shining people?
(a) Zhaanat.
(b) Patrice.
(c) Rose.
(d) Biboon.

2. In "The Night Watch," what is Rose doing when Patrice comes home?
(a) Rocking the baby.
(b) Making tea.
(c) Making bannock bread.
(d) Skinning a bear.

3. In "The Spirit Duplicator," what does Juggie bring to eat when she and Millie make copies of the survey?
(a) Sandwiches.
(b) Soup.
(c) Cookies.
(d) Cinnamon rolls.

4. How many of the homes on the reservation have tar paper roofs according to Millie's survey?
(a) 97%.
(b) 86%.
(c) 78%.
(d) 69%.

5. Who is Patrice jealous of in "The Tonsils"?
(a) Wood Mountain.
(b) Valentine.
(c) Doris.
(d) Betty.

Short Answer Questions

1. How many more times do Wood Mountain and Joe fight after their match to raise money for the delegation?

2. What color are Patrice and Zhaanat wearing when they visit Thomas and Rose in "The Star Powwow?

3. Whre did Roderick die?

4. How did Thomas's brother Falon died?

5. In "The Promotion," how much does Valentine get an hour when she gets a promotion?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does Barnes decide to do to try to get Patrice's attention in "X=?"?

2. What do Patrice and Pokey see when they are snaring rabbits in "Snares"?

3. How does Barnes's uncle train Wood Mountain, and how successful is the training?

4. Why does Millie ask her father to bring Thomas Wazhashk when they pick her up from the train station in Rugby in "The Hungry Man"?

5. What is the horse like that is Grace's favorite?

6. Why does Thomas write Millie Cloud?

7. In "X=?," why is Barnes upset?

8. What does Patrice remember about the time that Bucky invited her to take a ride?

9. How does Thomas remember that his father said the dead were cared for?

10. What starts happening to Vernon?

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