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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. How does the insult about "the only good Indian" end?
(a) Is a tame Indian.
(b) Is an injured Indian.
(c) Is a Blackfeet Indian.
(d) Is a dead Indian.

2. How much money does Denorah win from Gabe in Part III?
(a) $80.
(b) $40.
(c) $60.
(d) $100.

3. Who is the sweat ceremony for?
(a) Michael Florin.
(b) Nathan Yellow Tail.
(c) Gabe's father.
(d) Denorah.

4. How does Gabe kill Cassidy in Part IV?
(a) He bludgeons him with a thermos.
(b) He stabs him.
(c) He shoots him.
(d) He strangles him.

5. What sport is Gabe's daughter good at?
(a) Soccer.
(b) Tennis.
(c) Basketball.
(d) Volleyball.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Nathan seem to see in the camper window in Part IV?

2. Who is responsible for giving hot rocks into the sweat?

3. What gun does Gabe take from his father's house without his father's permission?

4. How does Gabe kill himself?

5. What do Cassidy and Jo have for lunch together in Part III?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does Jo tell Cassidy in Part IV about her leaving town the next day?

2. When do Cassidy and Gabe start to realize something might be wrong with Victor?

3. Why does Gabe go to see Denorah right before the sweat ceremony?

4. What did Gabe tell the reservation dogs the night he fed them the last of the elk from his father's freezer?

5. What does Gabe tell Denorah in Part III that she does not know whether or not is a compiment?

6. How does Nathan Yellow Tail feel about the sweat ceremony?

7. What does Denorah particularly dislike about some of the names the other basketball teams call her team?

8. What does the Elk Spirit do to make sure she keeps an eye on Gabe in Part III?

9. Who does Denorah see outside her eighth-grade geography window in Part III, and why is that person there?

10. What signs start to unsettle Gabe when he leaves the sweat lodge in Part IV?

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