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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. What are Acoma and Isleta?
(a) Nearby lakes.
(b) Towns in Arizona.
(c) School.
(d) Other Pueblos.
2. What does Ted Isaacs plan to do with the information he receives from Leaphorn in the last chapter?
(a) The reader doesn't learn that.
(b) He decides to ignore what can't be proven.
(c) He decides to be honest and tell the school the truth.
(d) He decides to go after Susanne.
3. How many law enforcement agencies are interested in the crimes at Zuni?
(a) Five.
(b) Six.
(c) Three.
(d) Four.
4. What is the normal population of Zuni village?
(a) 5,000.
(b) 2,500.
(c) 3,500.
(d) 500.
5. In Chapter 12, who suggests that the killings are based upon a feud between Navajo and Zuni?
(a) Agent Baker.
(b) Ted O'Malley.
(c) Halsey.
(d) Ted Isaacs.
Short Answer Questions
1. In the early part of Chapter 16, what affects Leaphorn's ability to move and talk?
2. Where did Ted Isaacs attend college for his undergraduate work?
3. What are Koyemshi?
4. What are Shulawitsi and Salamobia?
5. In Chapter 11, what noise covers Leaphorn's arrival at the commune?
Short Essay Questions
1. What relationship do Ted Isaacs and Susanne share and what does Leaphorn think about it?
2. After leaving the Bowlegs hogan in Chapter 14, what is Leaphorn's plan for the investigation.
3. What law-enforcement agencies are interested in the crimes at Zuni and why?
4. Leaphorn tells Susanne about Sa. Who or what is Sa?
5. What has Susanne learned about deer from George Bowlegs?
6. What is Ted Isaacs's background?
7. Leaphorn realizes who the killer is but can't prove it. He gives the information to two people. Whom does he tell and why?
8. When Dance Hall of the Dead ends, where is Susanne most likely?
9. What effects does Leaphorn feel from the hypodermic dart?
10. Father Ingles is impressed with George Bowlegs. Why?
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