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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What does the author most hope to convey through writing the book?
(a) a core spiritual truth.
(b) a new way of life.
(c) a new religion.
(d) the history of the Aborigine people.

2. Where does the author arrive at the beginning of Chapter 1?
(a) a hotel in Australia.
(b) the Outback.
(c) the Sydney airport.
(d) a friend's house in Australia.

3. Who is the author met by when she arrives?
(a) an Aborigine.
(b) the driver.
(c) a hotel concierge.
(d) a tour guide.

4. What two groups does the tribe separate into upon hearing the news of the young man?
(a) praying and healing.
(b) healing and cooking.
(c) healing and chanting.
(d) cooking and praying.

5. Who does the author prayerfully thank at the end of the evening?
(a) her higher power.
(b) her fellow tribesmen.
(c) the Tribal Elder.
(d) the Power above.

6. What does the young man tell Tribal Elder that he has found and killed and is preparing to bring it back to the tribe?
(a) a dove.
(b) a lion.
(c) a rabbit.
(d) a kangaroo.

7. What has happened to the young man that has delayed his journey?
(a) he has encountered danger.
(b) he has lost his way.
(c) he has suffered injury.
(d) he has fallen ill.

8. What is the "talent-name" the author gives herself?
(a) Dung Collector.
(b) Fly Accepter.
(c) Icing Dream.
(d) Bee Charmer.

9. What does the author envision is happening as the creatures surround her?
(a) she's sick with pneumonia.
(b) she's on vacation.
(c) she's at a beauty spa in New York.
(d) she's on a spiritual path.

10. Why is the author invited to move to Australia?
(a) to work with employing sustainable agriculture.
(b) to work with children.
(c) to reform the Aborigines.
(d) to work with the healthcare system.

11. Who does the driver introduce himself as when they arrive at the settlement?
(a) an American.
(b) the authors interpreter.
(c) a tribal elder.
(d) a leader in education.

12. What does the author notice about the state of the tribe?
(a) they are very healthy.
(b) they are very peaceful.
(c) they are very productive.
(d) they are very happy.

13. What does the man who reads the author's palm tell her about why she has come to Australia?
(a) to fulfill the destiny of the Aboriginal people.
(b) to fulfill her destiny.
(c) to become a humanitarian.
(d) to realize she loves her home and must return.

14. What does everyone else do when Tribal Elder falls silent?
(a) everyone follows suit.
(b) everyone begins to talk.
(c) everyone begins to worry.
(d) everyone stands.

15. What does the young man drink that makes him sick?
(a) urine.
(b) juice from poison berries.
(c) alcohol.
(d) contaminated water.

Short Answer Questions

1. What are the members of the tribe working together to create?

2. What is the special herbal tea drunk in celebration of?

3. What is the author learning to do in ways she had never learned before?

4. What do the Tribal People feel is the best way to heal from an injury?

5. Who does the man who reads the author's palm say she will meet while she is in Australia?

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