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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. The astrologer, whom Momo meets with, foretells that Pempa will bring her good fortune and __________.

2. Momo's child theology sees both God and evil as _______.

3. Where does Momo travel after leaving the village on Lingtu in Chapter 3?

4. In Chapter 3, Momo travels to the village on _____ and learns that the mule train is headed for Kalimpong.

5. Who is with Big Dorje when Momo finds him?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does Momo do at age eight to get the Buddha's attention to her prayers? What do the priests tell Momo?

2. What exposition is revealed in the beginning of Chapter 2? When does it take place?

3. Why do the traders tell Momo she won't succeed? How does Momo respond?

4. Where is Momo traveling in Chapter 3? What does she hope to find there?

5. How does Momo feel at nightfall in Chapter 2? What happens at the end of the chapter?

6. Where do Big Dorje and the traders take Momo in Chapter 4? What advice do they give her?

7. Where does Chapter 1, The Gift of a Red-Gold Lhasa Terrier begin? In what voice is the narrative?

8. What advice does Little Dorje give Momo in Chapter 4? Where does she go next?

9. Who arrives at Momo's house in Chapter 2? What happens when they leave?

10. What boy assists Momo in Chapter 4? What news does he relate of Pempa?

Essay Topics

Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:

Essay Topic 1

Describe the location, geography, and climate of the Great Trade Route, the mountain Jelep La, and the region of Sikkhim. What obstacles does Momo face along her path?

Essay Topic 2

Describe the character of Dolma in the narrative. How did Momo come to the house of Rhenok? Why is Dolma holding Momo captive?

Essay Topic 3

Discuss the location and history of Gnatong. What led many men to die there? How does the narrator describe the area in the text?

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