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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. As the magistrate sits and thinks about his feelings for the native girl, he questions his ____________ for her.
(a) Wonder.
(b) Honor.
(c) Love.
(d) Pity.

2. The magistrate recovers, finding himself interested in ___________ again during the new period of time in the settlement.
(a) The Colonel.
(b) Sex.
(c) Children.
(d) The law.

3. What does the magistrate return to the crowd with after he can't stand to see the sight of the natives at first?
(a) Chain.
(b) Bucket of water.
(c) Gun.
(d) Knife.

4. The magistrate realizes that visiting the women was a mistake and that he should just _________________.
(a) Sleep alone.
(b) Be quiet.
(c) Make his own decisions.
(d) Mind his own business.

5. The magistrate would have to consider performing his duties with caution as __________________ is quickly forgotten in outback places.
(a) Martyrdom.
(b) Honesty.
(c) Resilience.
(d) Bravery.

Short Answer Questions

1. The magistrate learns that no one knows what happened to the ____________ who were unable to stay together.

2. Where does Mandel hit the magistrate when the magistrate speaks up with his query in question #130?

3. The _________ is set to assure protection cleaning the river banks at the same time for the army and its members.

4. The barbarians inspire fear which then turns into _____________ when they come at night and steal things they need.

5. What do people throw at Colonel Joll's carriage when he and his men decide to leave?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does Mai tell the magistrate about the girl who used to live with him there?

2. What begins to spread among the soldiers as the rumors of the barbarians begin to spread more rapidly?

3. What is the magistrate feeling regret about as he is settling into a new life of survival?

4. What does the Colonel do to the natives who have their cheeks wired and their wrists wired?

5. What does the magistrate begin to believe about the consistency of the law as seen in the cases he has previously conducted?

6. What is regarded as the only form of protection from the barbarians, causing the town to shift in terms of population and control?

7. How do the barbarians inspire fear which eventually turns into paranoia?

8. What does the magistrate attempt to do in order to control his erections?

9. What do the men who are digging the wells find when they are beginning the process of constructing new wells?

10. Why is the magistrate at odds with Mandel the policeman in the city where he is living?

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