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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. How do the women preserve the meat they catch?
(a) Burying.
(b) Air drying.
(c) Freezing.
(d) Smoke drying.

2. What animal eats the fish guts if the bear does not?
(a) Badgers.
(b) Vultures.
(c) Wolves.
(d) Ravens.

3. How do the women protect their cache of dried fish?
(a) Thorn bushes.
(b) Fires.
(c) Sand traps.
(d) Buried sticks.

4. What does Chi'idzigyaak believe about the hunters?
(a) They are here to help the two women.
(b) They are up to no good.
(c) They have come to steal the food of the two women.
(d) They are here to trick the two women.

5. What can fish intestines be used for?
(a) Water containers.
(b) Gloves.
(c) Storing cooking grease.
(d) Sausage casings.

Short Answer Questions

1. What has Ozhii Nelii done each day since the old women were left behind?

2. What does Chi'idzigyaak say when she hears Daagoo's voice?

3. What emotions had the betrayal originally created in the two old women?

4. What scent does Daagoo catch?

5. What does Shruh Zhuu tell Chi'idzigyaak that Ozhii Nelii is feeling?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why does Daagoo smile with admiration when he sees the two women?

2. What does Sa' notice about the hunters during their first conversation?

3. What does Shruh Zhuu do with the two old women each day?

4. How can the hunters tell that the old women are in better shape than The People as the winter ends?

5. What had the women made in their spare time during the winter?

6. What had hardship taught the women and The People that they had not known before?

7. What methods do the women use to protect themselves from mosquitoes?

8. How do The People agree to respect the two women?

9. Why are the women afraid that other people might come to their fish camp?

10. How has the women's attitude toward The People changed in the time since they were abandoned?

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