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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. Joe tells Anne that he stays in Alaska for what reason?
2. Anne agrees to do what for the old-timer that is dying?
3. At dinner with the Carew family, Maggie tells Anne and Nancy that the family is moving to where at the end of the school year?
4. Where does Anne find Chuck and Ethel after they have run away?
5. Around what does Fred set traps in Chapter 23?
Short Essay Questions
1. What does Joe Temple's cabin look like?
2. How does the town in general react to the news that Chuck and Ethel will be living with Anne permanently?
3. When Mrs. Purdy visits Anne in Chapter 19, she tells Anne that she is a "verree important person in settlement." Why does she say Anne is so important?
4. How does Cab manage to run off with Ethel and Chuck?
5. After the winter holidays, how does Anne attitude toward teaching in Chicken change?
6. In the first part of Chapter 19, why is Rebekah mean to Chuck and Ethel and why does she say hurtful things to Anne?
7. Titus Paul asks Chuck a question in their language when trying to determine where Chuck and Ethel should live, and Chuck answers Titus Paul with "Aha," which means "Yes" in their language. What do you think Titus Paul asks Chuck, and why do you think this is his question?
8. Why is Anne so strict with Chuck and Ethel once she is assured of keeping them permanently?
9. Once Anne and Fred have arrived at O'Shaughnessy's, why does Fred want to continue chasing Cab without Anne?
10. Why do Chuck and Ethel run away to their old home when Anne is being too strict with them?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
Why are dogs so important in rural Alaska? What purposes do they serve?
Essay Topic 2
What significance does skin color (not necessarily the same thing as ethnicity) have for both the whites and the Indians?
Essay Topic 3
Describe the evolution in Nancy's attitude towards Anne, towards Chuck and Ethel, and towards Fred.
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