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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 long ago in Chapter 13, might the privilege of making the medicine dress have had no use for Margaret?
(a) 15 or 25 years ago.
(b) 20 or 40 years ago.
(c) 10 years ago.
(d) 30 years. ago.
2. In Chapter 14, what color spots does Margaret remember she saw when she was in the snare?
(a) Red.
(b) Gray.
(c) Black.
(d) Yellow.
3. In "His Comeuppance," how long does Polly Elizabeth observe John James Mauser II go into a trance and not see anything or anyone?
(a) 2 hours.
(b) 5 minutes.
(c) 30 minutes.
(d) An hour.
4. What does Fleur gargle with to try to hide her drinking?
(a) Rose flower water.
(b) Garlic.
(c) Onion.
(d) Orange flower water.
5. Where does Nanapush sleep in the afternoon after visiting Shesheeb in Chapter 11?
(a) Cave.
(b) Woods.
(c) Cemetery.
(d) Convent cellar.
Short Answer Questions
1. Where is the drunk tank in Chapter 11?
2. In Chapter 11, what color vest if Shesheeb wearing?
3. How much older was Nanapush than his sister?
4. When Shesheeb was married to Nanapush's sister, where did he burn her with a burning stick?
5. In Chapter 13, why might the tension in stitches be too tight?
Short Essay Questions
1. What did Margaret see when the snare Nanapush created tightened around her neck?
2. What does Mauser plan to do when his money is gone?
3. Why does Margaret not believe Nanapush's story that a star fell through the roof and her linoleum?
4. How do Mauser's fortunes start to fail?
5. When Shesheeb enchants Nanapush and makes him dance, how is the enchantment broken?
6. How is Fleur in Mauser's presence?
7. How did Margaret's mother hide her from the agents of the government school for a time?
8. How long have Nanapush and Shesheeb been enemies?
9. How does Nanapush describe Shesheeb in Chapter 11?
10. In Chapter 9, why does Margaret throw a stew she makes Nanapush to the dogs?
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