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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. In "Visiting Two," where does Clive run into Jack?
(a) Bison pen.
(b) Bear cages.
(c) Hippo pen.
(d) Monkey cages.
2. From what tribe does Two know that her familly would never want her to marry?
(a) Seminole.
(b) Chickasaw.
(c) Chocktaw.
(d) Osage.
3. What do Two and Jack go to get to drink when he visits her in "Visiting Two"?
(a) Lemonade.
(b) Coca-cola.
(c) Iced tea.
(d) Buttermilk.
4. What did Two use to bond Tom Noddy to her the previous year?
(a) Berries.
(b) Fish.
(c) Lettuce.
(d) Peanuts.
5. In "In the Big Building," who goes in Two's room when she is gone?
(a) Little Elk.
(b) Marty.
(c) Helen.
(d) Franny.
Short Answer Questions
1. In "Jack's Pickle," what animal does Jack tend after Two bolts from him?
2. What does Jack remember that he took from Two's room during the fracas with the lemur?
3. In "Turtles and Hippos," what day of the week is it when Two writes to her mother?
4. What does Two mix with the vodka Franny gets her the first time she tries it?
5. How much does Two pay Franny for a pack of Chesterfields?
Short Essay Questions
1. What happens when Ken takes Mickey to Chambliss Hall?
2. How did Little Elk die?
3. In "Monkey Business," what does Jack do with Mickey, a lemur?
4. When Two goes to find Crawford in the stables, what does she think about the graves Jack mentioned to her?
5. In "Rebalancing," what does Two do with her vodka?
6. What does Crawford find for Two to get around in, and how does he get the idea?
7. Why is Little Elk concerned when Two gets in an automobile with Clive and Helen?
8. Since Clive has seen the Indian under the tree, what other Indian has he seen?
9. What happened to many of the allotments that the Indians were given?
10. What do Clive and Shackleford decide to do after Dinah, the hippo, dies?
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