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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.
Short Answer Questions
1. What does the new priest massage on Catherine's body?
2. What does the narrator pray to god for at the end of Chapter 13 of "A History of Them All"?
3. What happens to the room as Catherine disrupts the French banquet?
4. What does F. chastise the narrator for in Chapter 9 of "A History of Them All"?
5. Why were the living situations of the Iroquois deemed immoral by some?
Short Essay Questions
1. What happens at the French banquet that Catherine attends in Chapter 42 of "The History of Them All"?
2. What role does F. play in the love triangle of Edith, the narrator, and himself?
3. How is the red wine spilling on the table cloth disruptive like Catherine's own presence?
4. What motivates the narrator to turn to Catherine Tekakwitha when he is in agony over the deaths of F. and Edith?
5. How does the uncle feel about his tribe by the middle of the novel?
6. Who is Charles Axis?
7. What does the narrator say is proof that he and Edith loved each other in Chapter 25 of "The History of Them All"?
8. What happens to the young brave who was to marry Catherine?
9. What is significant about what F. gives to the narrator in Chapter 17 of "The History of Them All"?
10. Why does the narrator call the DJ on the radio in Chapter 30 of "The History of Them All"?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
Compare and contrast the suffrage of constipation and depression the narrator is undergoing. How is this motif repeated throughout the novel?
Essay Topic 2
Compare and contrast the intimacy of F. and Edith and the intimacy of the men and women of the tribe.
Essay Topic 3
Compare and contrast the beating of Catherine by her aunts and the beating of the young brave who was supposed to marry her. How are they similar, and how are they different?
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