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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 happens to Blue right before she gets to the bus station?
(a) She is in a car accident.
(b) She falls asleep.
(c) She passes out.
(d) She is robbed.
2. What did Manny used to leave on the table in envelopes for Daniel and his mother?
(a) Kind notes.
(b) Instructions.
(c) Money.
(d) Herbs.
3. Why does Octavio want Calvin involved in robbing the powwow?
(a) Calvin fires a gun very well.
(b) Calvin drives getaway cars well.
(c) Calvin works on the powwow organizing committee.
(d) Calvin is a good locksmith.
4. What kinds of numbers does Opal think are lucky?
(a) Even numbers.
(b) Prime numbers.
(c) Odd numbers.
(d) Fibonacci sequences.
5. Which of the following best describes Opal's physical appearance?
(a) Extremely tall.
(b) Exceptionally short.
(c) Big and sturdy.
(d) Slight and delicate.
Short Answer Questions
1. What does Orvil talk about when he sits down for Dene's project?
2. What tribe is Bill Davis from?
3. What is Thomas addicted to?
4. Where does Opal work?
5. What is the problem with Manny and Daniel's father?
Short Essay Questions
1. What very strange physical ailment do Orvil and Opal share?
2. How does Calvin Johnson get pulled into the plot to rob the Big Oakland Powwow?
3. What does Sixto tell Octavio that he and Octavio have in common?
4. How does Octavio feel about his uncle Sixto?
5. What does Daniel do after his brother Manny's death to feel closer to him?
6. What does Orvil Red Feather want Opal to teach him about?
7. What are the circumstances around Thomas's firing?
8. Who gave Opal the regalia that Orvil has secretly been trying on and what is that person's relationship to another main character?
9. What story does Orvil tell Dene Oxendene for his video storytelling project?
10. What is the one thing Thomas Frank was always good at?
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