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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. True Son compares white people and Indian people to what?
2. How was a dispute settled when more than one person claimed to be the relative of a returned captive?
3. What does Mrs. Butler say that True Son will have to do if he does not say the name that he was born with?
4. True Son felt that the Indian fathers and mothers would be proud of them during the claiming of the captives for what reason?
5. What is the master language of Indians?
Short Essay Questions
1. Half Arrow presents True Son with gifts. What are they and what messages do they hold?
2. What does True Son tell his father about the Susquehanna River?
3. Explain the reasoning for Cuyloga sending the message for True Son not to resist the whites.
4. How does Uncle Wilse react to being asked if a man who murdered his wife and children is his brother?
5. What are some of the things that the white soldiers do that True Son, Little Crane, and Half Arrow think are strange?
6. True Son is surprised that he must go with the whites, even though he know that his tribe must give up all white prisoners. Why is he surprised?
7. True Son feels that he has been imprisoned in three ways. What are they?
8. Describe Fort Pitt as True Son sees it.
9. Describe Fort Pitt as Del Hardy sees it.
10. Describe how True Son is dressed when brought into camp and why, according to Del's point of view.
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
List at least one instance of foreshadowing. What is the role of foreshadowing in literature? Is the author successful in the use of foreshadowing in this story?
Essay Topic 2
How does True Son feel about his work in the fields? What does Bejance say about it? Compare and contrast Harry Butler's and Cuyloga's attitudes towards the chore.
Essay Topic 3
Discuss True Son's character. What his character dynamic or static? Why?
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