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Questions 1-5 of 27:

1.

What is the key difference between China’s description of the effects of a flood here, and her description of the effects of a flood in Chapter 1? (from Part Three, “Indian Territory,” Chapters 38 – 41)

Here, objects associated with the life she hated are washed away; there, objects associated with the life she loves float, are cared for, and survive,

Here, the flood is a source of freedom; there, the flood is a source of danger.

Here, the flood represents the rush of feeling China feels when meeting Martin; there, the flood represents the rush of feeling China has when seeing Martin leave.

Here, objects associated with the life she loves float, are cared for, and survive; there, objects associated with the life she hated are washed away.

2.

Which novel does Liz read to China during the storms? (from Part One, “The Pampas,” Chapters 11 - 14)

Wuthering Heights.

Frankenstein.

Dracula.

Jane Eyre.

3.

What is significant about how China and the others in her community view the various bodies of water where they live? (from Part Three, “Indian Territory,” Chapters 38 – 41)

They see those bodies of water as living things.

They consider them violent and destructive.

They see those bodies of water only as sources of food.

They consider them to be reminders of heaven.

4.

What astral body in the night sky does China compare Liz’s diamond to? (from Part Three, “Indian Territory,” Chapters 32 – 35)

A shooting star.

The moon.

The Aurora Borealis.

The Milky Way galaxy.

5.

What is significant about the sexual activity between China and Liz during their time at the Fort? (from Part Two, “The Fort,” Chapters 26 – 28)

It is more intense and more frequent than their activity while traveling across the pampas.

It involves a third person.

It is quiet and gentle.

It is less intense and less frequent than their activity while traveling across the pampas.

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