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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 did Frankie and Clivie do to Robyn?
(a) Brought her presents.
(b) Teased her.
(c) Lied to her.
(d) Stole from her.
2. What part of Zeleika's body became infected in Chapter 3?
(a) The hump.
(b) The nose.
(c) The ears.
(d) The leg.
3. What type of land surrounds Alice?
(a) Farmland.
(b) Swamp.
(c) Jungle.
(d) Desert.
4. What did Robyn do to Kate at the end of Chapter 3?
(a) Sold her.
(b) Operated on her.
(c) Stripped her hide.
(d) Shot her.
5. How long did Robyn's pure, uncomplicated confidence last, telling her that she had done something correct for a change?
(a) Two hours.
(b) Thirty days.
(c) Twenty minutes.
(d) Ten seconds.
Short Answer Questions
1. What did Robyn coldly contemplate doing one night when she slept over at Gladdy's house in Chapter 4?
2. What was it about the visiting politico in Chapter 5 that Robyn was so jealous of?
3. What did Robyn own in order to keep herself protected, as a woman who lived alone?
4. How did Robyn end up living at Basso's Farm?
5. During which season did Robyn decide to leave for the actual journey?
Short Essay Questions
1. How did Sallay become Robyn's camel-guru and savior in Chapter 2?
2. What did Robyn begin to discover about herself and people in Chapter 2?
3. In Chapter 4, how had Kurt become a large focus in Robyn's life?
4. How did Robyn describe Utopia?
5. How did the author explain her feelings towards having a home to herself at Basso's Farm?
6. What were Robyn's feelings when she shot Kate?
7. When Robyn and her friends finally found the lost camels in Chapter 5, what sort of shape were the animals in?
8. Why do camels hate to be on their own?
9. What gave Robyn second thoughts about how easy her project would actually be?
10. When a man sat beside Robyn on her train to Alice Springs, what was his attitude toward her?
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