My Journey to Lhasa Quiz

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

David-Neel and Yongden mistakenly loitered by an official's home and left in haste but were advised to return, so what did they quickly do? (from Chapter II)

David-Neel set her load down to return while Yongden waited.

Yongden set his load down to return while David-Neel waited.

Yongden and David-Neel both returned with their loads.

Yongden and David-Neel both returned without their loads.

2.

Yongden could stand the day after David-Neel returned, so she helped him down to the forest and found what about the path? (from Chapter V)

It was nearly unmarked.

It was well marked.

It was fairly well marked.

It was only sporadically marked.

3.

As one of the two strangers bartered for items belonging to David-Neel and Yongden, the man kept looking back to the path as if he expected others to help rob them, so David-Neel did what? (from Chapter VI)

Pointed her pistol at the strangers.

Fired her pistol.

Pointerd her pistol at the ground and yelled.

Waved her pistol about over her head.

4.

In the last village David-Neel and Yongden came upon in Chapter V, how did the villagers respond as they passed through? (from Chapter V)

They ran to their homes to shut the doors and windows.

They stopped them and offered food, a few offered coins.

They stood there and stared at them out of curiosity.

They begged Yongden to tell fortunes and offer blessings.

5.

What sudden, loud noise awakened David-Neel at the camp made after she and Yongden found the ridge marker and hiked down? (from Chapter IV)

Close thunder had rumbled through the valley.

Yongden had fired a shot to scare away a wolf.

Melting ice on a nearby river had cracked.

A Tibetan hunter had fired his gun not far off.

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