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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. What character is present in the opening of this story?
(a) Troy Pelham.
(b) Nate O'Reily.
(c) Josh Stafford.
(d) Rachel Lane.

2. Why has Nate lost his other friends?
(a) Because he is gone so long.
(b) He never had any friends.
(c) Through negligence and poor behavior.
(d) Because he moved to another city.

3. Where do Nate and Jevy stop?
(a) At the local constable's office.
(b) At a trading post along the river.
(c) In a small town where Nate thinks Rachel lives.
(d) On a small island in the middle of the river.

4. What do Nate and Jevy discuss?
(a) The amazing variety of flora and fauna.
(b) Why Americans are so rude.
(c) How to continue their search.
(d) The reason Nate drinks so much.

5. What does Josh provide Nate?
(a) Money and clothing.
(b) Fifty-thousand dollars retainer fee.
(c) Nate's transportation and trip itinerary.
(d) An alias and a passport.

Short Answer Questions

1. How does Nate begin his day at Walnut Hill?

2. After Troy has finished all the business he wants to do, what does he do?

3. What does Phelan wear?

4. What is the state of mind of the Phelan heirs after Troy's will is read?

5. With which Indian tribe does a missionary woman work?

Short Essay Questions

1. What happened regarding the cow the plane crash killed in Brazil?

2. Who was the only person who knew where Rachel was living?

3. How does Nate feel about going to Brazil?

4. How did Troy divide his money with his last holographic will?

5. What happened to Troy's remains?

6. How did all the family lawyers feel about the will?

7. What did Troy do after being certified sane and able and his family left?

8. Explain what happened when Nate found out the trading post where they stopped sold beer.

9. How did Josh try to assure that Nate would do as he was told?

10. How did Nate end up in a farm in Brazil?

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