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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 is the name of the closest town for Karl and Kristina?
(a) Maple Grove.
(b) Stillwater.
(c) Hansen.
(d) Deauville.
2. Why will Karl not borrow the money to redeem the letter?
(a) He does borrow the money.
(b) He is too embarrassed.
(c) He thinks it is an unfair charge.
(d) He is afraid of what the letter might say.
3. Which piece of furniture is Karl especially proud of making?
(a) Cupboard.
(b) Bed.
(c) Table.
(d) Shelf.
4. What frivolous purchase has Ulrika made?
(a) A stole.
(b) A hat.
(c) Earrings.
(d) A brooch.
5. At whose house does Karl stop on the way home from the post office?
(a) Danjel's.
(b) Lindberg's.
(c) Anders.
(d) Charles'.
Short Answer Questions
1. A cliff near a creek strongly resembles ___________________.
2. What does Karl carry on his back on the way back from town?
3. When it snows, Karl makes a rope of ________________ to tie between the house and the shed.
4. What does Kristina ask Karl to buy but he does not have enough money?
5. What does Kanjel name his new farm?
Short Essay Questions
1. Why are Karl and Robert at odds over the Indian in the woods episode?
2. Explain why money is such a source of tension between Karl and Kristina.
3. Describe Robert's harried hunting trip when he spies an Indian in a tree.
4. Why will Karl not allow Kristina borrow the money to pick up the letter from Sweden?
5. Why is the table that Karl builds such a significant element for the home?
6. What advice does Robert give Arvid regarding his commitment to Danjel?
7. Why can't Karl pick up the letter that has arrived from Sweden?
8. What is Robert's plan for departing California and why does Arvid hesitate to go with him at first?
9. Describe some of the expenditures Karl has in the building of the house.
10. What differing opinions do Karl, Kristina and Robert each have about Indians?
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