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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. Who cares for Danjel's children since Danjel's wife died?
(a) Vada.
(b) Ulrika.
(c) Hannah.
(d) Mia.
2. What is the final destination of the group?
(a) Taylor Falls.
(b) Minneapolis.
(c) Racine.
(d) Greenville.
3. Why does Robert not want to make a huge fortune?
(a) He does want to make a huge fortune.
(b) People would always want his money.
(c) It would be difficult to handle.
(d) He would be a target for thieves.
4. What does Robert request of a woman at a house along the way?
(a) Meat.
(b) Milk.
(c) A place to rest.
(d) Fresh water.
5. What kind of animal does Karl see which has fallen into the water?
(a) Horse.
(b) Cow.
(c) Chicken.
(d) Mule.
Short Answer Questions
1. What is the name of the park where the new emigrants gather?
2. Where is Karl Oskar headed with his family?
3. What type of animal helps himself to the group's food one night but is not identifiable by the group?
4. What is Danjel's religion?
5. What is Anna Johansdotter's nickname?
Short Essay Questions
1. Who is Lill-Marta and why does she cause such alarm as the boat is ready to depart?
2. When does the group encounter Anders and why is Fina-Kajsa upset with him?
3. Who was Anna and why does Kristine bring up her name as they search for Lill-Marta?
4. What role does religion play in the decisions of the immigrants to leave Sweden and come to America?
5. Why does Danjel think his little girl died?
6. Why does the group feel compelled to take Fina-Kajsa with them on the rest of the journey?
7. Why does Ulrika hope for a better life in America?
8. What is the ship that arrives in Chapter 1 and why are the passengers detained from disembarking?
9. Why will Karl and Kristina not allow their children to eat the food on the ship?
10. How does the nature of Kristina's fears change as the journey progresses through the forest?
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