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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.
Short Answer Questions
1. What is the name of the pass that is dangerous, but is also a shortcut to help them catch the children?
2. Why does Nancy return home from Chicken in Chapter 19?
3. When Anne visits the Indian village at Christmas, on what is Cathy working?
4. Who tells Anne that there is talk among people in the town and that they are angry about her keeping Mary's children?
5. Why do Chuck and Ethel run away from Anne?
Short Essay Questions
1. How does Anne spend New Year's Eve in Chicken?
2. When Titus Paul and other Indians arrive at the confrontation between Anne and Fred and Cab over the children, what does Anne realize about the Indians' clothing?
3. How do Chuck and Ethel help Anne when they are holed up in the cabin, waiting to be rescued?
4. What does Fred write in his response to Anne's New Year's Eve letter?
5. What is baby Patricia's condition when Anne and the children are in the cabin waiting to be rescued?
6. How does Cab manage to run off with Ethel and Chuck?
7. In the first part of Chapter 19, why is Rebekah mean to Chuck and Ethel and why does she say hurtful things to Anne?
8. While visiting Cathy at the Indian village during the Christmas holidays, Anne learns more about Titus Paul, the Indian she met at Cathy's home when she first came through on her way to Chicken. What is Titus Paul's history?
9. After the winter holidays, how does Anne attitude toward teaching in Chicken change?
10. Why do Anne and Fred lose the sled race against Cab and the children?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
Describe the evolution in Nancy's attitude towards Anne, towards Chuck and Ethel, and towards Fred.
Essay Topic 2
How does the weather in the settlement area affect residents' health and routines?
Essay Topic 3
Explain the reasoning behind the territory of Alaska's stated requirement that any Indian who wanted to attend a territory school must have renounced all Indian things.
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