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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 does Ulrika plan to marry?
(a) Josephy Gunnellson.
(b) Edward P. Stanton.
(c) Henry O. Jackson.
(d) Paul Shannon.
2. What is the profession of the man in #172?
(a) Postmaster and Hotel Owner.
(b) Banker and Blacksmith.
(c) Postmaster and Storekeeper.
(d) Postmaster and Blacksmith.
3. Ulrika has also turned down a marriage proposal from a ______________ man in town.
(a) Black.
(b) German.
(c) Spanish.
(d) Norwegian.
4. What does the traveler buy from Karl?
(a) Rifle.
(b) Fodder.
(c) Milk.
(d) Potatoes.
5. How much money does Johan receive in #167?
(a) A quarter.
(b) A dime.
(c) A nickel.
(d) A penny.
Short Answer Questions
1. What is the only piece of furniture in the shanty?
2. Why does Kristina wish she had a cat?
3. What does Danjel tell Arvid when Arvid says he is leaving for California?
4. Kristina learns that Ulrika is to marry ______________________.
5. Which of the following is NOT a piece of furniture that Karl makes during the first winter?
Short Essay Questions
1. Who loans Karl a cow for the winter, and why is the loan such a blessing to the family?
2. How does Robert convince Karl that he can take care of himself?
3. Why are Karl and Robert at odds over the Indian in the woods episode?
4. Explain how Karl and Robert are very much alike even though they do not think so.
5. When does Robert decide to leave Minnesota and what does he tell Karl about it?
6. What does Karl produce that allows him to make a little bit of money?
7. What does Karl discover in the woods that makes him approach Robert about the veracity of his Indian attack story?
8. Explain why money is such a source of tension between Karl and Kristina.
9. What is Robert's plan for his future?
10. What differing opinions do Karl, Kristina and Robert each have about Indians?
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