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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 happens when Memed is shot at in "Chapter 12"?
(a) He is hit in the foot.
(b) He is hit in the leg.
(c) He is able to dodge all the bullets.
(d) He is only grazed.

2. What does Iraz do after Hatche's mother leaves in "Chapter 13"?
(a) She laughs at Hatche.
(b) She asks Hatche for money.
(c) She comforts Hatche.
(d) She goes to sleep.

3. Why do the police let Lame Ali go in "Chapter 15"?
(a) Because he is injured.
(b) Because he is not an outlaw.
(c) Because he is old.
(d) Because he pays them money.

4. In "Chapter 14", why does Ali say he would prefer to be shot?
(a) Because he doesn't want to lose his money.
(b) Because he is sick.
(c) Because he is drunk.
(d) Because he doesn't want to get married.

5. What season is it in "Chapter 4"?
(a) Fall.
(b) Summer.
(c) Winter.
(d) Spring.

Short Answer Questions

1. In "Chapter 12", what surprises Memed about the nomads?

2. How do the police get Huseyin to open his door when they come looking for outlaws?

3. Why is Durdu unable to finish his robbery in "Chapter 12"?

4. What happens when Memed runs through thistles in "Chapter 2"?

5. Why does Deuneh visit Abdi in "Chapter 3"?

Short Essay Questions

1. What happens after Memed harvests wheat in "Chapter 5"?

2. How does Aunt Huru feel about Lame Ali tracking Abdi?

3. In "Chapter 6", what do Memed and his mother do when they face starvation?

4. What happens when Memed meets with Durmish Ali in "Chapter 15"?

5. What is the nomad camp in "Chapter 12" like?

6. In "Chapter 2", why does Memed run through the thistles?

7. What makes Memed's relationship with Hatche in "Chapter 8" complicated?

8. What does Memed do during the harvest in "Chapter 5"?

9. What happens when Memed's band of outlaws meets Ali in "Chapter 14"?

10. Why does Memed return to Suleyman's house in "Chapter 10"?

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