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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. How many people does the narrator say are at his grandmother's funeral?
(a) Three.
(b) Six.
(c) Four.
(d) Two.
2. What is notable about the narrator's last walk through Havre?
(a) He sees no other people.
(b) Everyone stares at him.
(c) There are no mirrors.
(d) The streets are crowded.
3. After returning from Havre and bathing, where does the narrator go?
(a) To the local bar.
(b) To the living room.
(c) To the tree his brother loved.
(d) To the corral.
4. After returning from Havre, where does Teresa say they have taken her mother's body?
(a) To the barn.
(b) To the burial ground.
(c) To Harlem.
(d) To the church.
5. After sleeping with Marlene, what emotion does her appearance elicit in the narrator?
(a) He doesn't feel any emotion.
(b) Disgust.
(c) Pity.
(d) Anger.
Short Answer Questions
1. After returning from Havre and bathing, who does the narrator find is still on the ranch with him?
2. After returning home from Havre, what is the first question Lame Bull asks the narrator?
3. After his grandmother's death, what does the narrator finally remember?
4. What is the first thing the narrator does after arriving at the Palace Bar in Havre?
5. What tool does the narrator use to try and pull her out?
Short Essay Questions
1. Why does the narrator treat Marlene badly?
2. What does the narrator think about while struggling to rescue the cow at the end of the book?
3. While the narrator is riding home from Havre, what does he notice about the little girl in the car and how is that significant?
4. While the narrator is digging his grandmother's grave, what does he remember about his father?
5. When the narrator sees the white man arrested, how is he treated by the other bar patrons?
6. When Lame Bull gives the eulogy for the old woman, what is it like?
7. At the very end of the book, what does the narrator determine to do and how is this different from the beginning of the book?
8. How does Lame Bull react to the death of the grandmother?
9. After the narrator digs his grandmother's grave, what does he begin to think about, and what effect do his thoughts have on him?
10. When Ferdinand Horn offers his condolences, is he truly sorry?
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