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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 does Bethia feel when she wakes a few minutes later?
(a) Calmer.
(b) Detached.
(c) Estactic.
(d) Sad.
2. With what kind of influence are the arguers concerned the new guest will bring?
(a) Licentious.
(b) Near-pagan.
(c) Liberalism.
(d) Catholic.
3. How does Bethia see what happens with the whale?
(a) As a theft by the whites.
(b) Relief that the whale gets away.
(c) As commendable that the whites are following the agreement with the Wampanoag.
(d) As an act of kindness to save the whale.
4. With whom is Bethia's father arguing?
(a) Bethia's mother.
(b) The neighbor.
(c) Bethia's brother.
(d) The precher.
5. What does Bethia say she feels about the Wampanoag?
(a) She has not met one in person.
(b) She thinks they are too savage to ever be Christians.
(c) She has come to identify with them.
(d) She believes they are God's children, though inferior.
Short Answer Questions
1. Why is there tension between Makepeace and his father?
2. What is Bethia doing when she comes upon a group of Wampanoag dancing?
3. What does Tequamuck do with a gourd?
4. When does Bethia's twin brother die?
5. What does Bethia discover about the well?
Short Essay Questions
1. How does Bethia describe her life in Cambridge?
2. How does Bethia feel about Solace?
3. What are Bethia's father's plans for Caleb?
4. Why does Caleb say he and Bethia can no longer be friends?
5. Who establishes the colony where Bethia lives and whom does Bethia feel has been wronged?
6. Why does Bethia work so hard on her chores?
7. What does Caleb place in Solace's casket?
8. What happens that evening after Caleb ends his friendship with Bethia that makes Bethia believe she contributes to her mother's death?
9. What does Bethia say about Caleb's progress with the English language?
10. When and how does Bethia's father introduce Caleb to the White settlement?
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