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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. When do Karl and Kristina move into their new home?
(a) July.
(b) January.
(c) May.
(d) October.
2. What does Johan bring home one day that indicates the approach of spring?
(a) A toad.
(b) A flower.
(c) A bird's egg.
(d) A baby bunny.
3. Who comes to the cabin one day and frightens Kristina?
(a) Indians.
(b) Convicts.
(c) Black men.
(d) Mexicans.
4. What does Robert see in a tree that frightens him?
(a) A cougar.
(b) An eagle.
(c) An owl.
(d) An Indian.
5. Kristina uses a concoction of rabbit fat and _____________ to wash the skunk smell out of Johan's clothes.
(a) water.
(b) sand.
(c) leaves.
(d) ashes.
Short Answer Questions
1. Kristina learns that Ulrika is to marry ______________________.
2. One day when Robert is out hunting, he sees the tracks of which kind of animal?
3. Who sent the letter that Karl is now able to get at the post office?
4. How much money does Johan receive in #167?
5. What is the profession of the man in #172?
Short Essay Questions
1. Why does Kristina seem to have more tolerance for Ulrika than Karl does?
2. Explain why money is such a source of tension between Karl and Kristina.
3. Why are Karl and Robert at odds over the Indian in the woods episode?
4. What precautions does Karl take for the family after Robert's experience with the Indian in the woods?
5. What is Robert's plan for his future?
6. What differing opinions do Karl, Kristina and Robert each have about Indians?
7. What is the irony of all the fodder that Karl has available to him now?
8. Describe some of the expenditures Karl has in the building of the house.
9. What is Robert's plan for departing California and why does Arvid hesitate to go with him at first?
10. What does Karl discover in the woods that makes him approach Robert about the veracity of his Indian attack story?
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