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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 kind of "process" does the author undergo that involves smoke?
(a) a purification process.
(b) a religious process.
(c) a detoxification process.
(d) an inspirational process.
2. What is the special herbal tea drunk in celebration of?
(a) the ending of a meal.
(b) the alignment of the stars.
(c) the fullness of the moon.
(d) the authors acceptance into the tribe.
3. What have the Aborigines killed and eaten but say they did so to not create waste?
(a) kangaroos.
(b) humans.
(c) rodents.
(d) elephants.
4. What is the "talent-name" the author gives herself?
(a) Icing Dream.
(b) Fly Accepter.
(c) Bee Charmer.
(d) Dung Collector.
5. What does the author hope will someday happen between Native people and western culture?
(a) they will understand each other.
(b) they will work together to heal.
(c) a full circle of knowledge will unite.
(d) a new way of being will emerge.
Short Answer Questions
1. Where is the author taken to watch the natives perform?
2. What does the author have to forgive herself for?
3. How old is the main character of the book?
4. According to the tribe, what parts of the human being are universally connected?
5. What does the author marvel at as she releases the pain of walking and walks into the Outback?
Short Essay Questions
1. Describe the beginning of each day as the author experiences several weeks of walking.
2. What is the one experience in Australia that has made the author unhappy?
3. What does Regal Black Swan tell the author about the flies and why they are here to help and how she cannot survive without them?
4. What is Tribal Elder being told by the young man as he sits on the ground and falls silent?
5. Describe the main character in "A Woman's Journey Into Dreamtime Australia"?
6. What are gravy and icing a symbol of?
7. What is the author instructed to do after the driver and author arrive at the settlement?
8. What do the Aborigines speak of doing as a desire to change the trajectory of their future?
9. Why does the tribe separate into two groups?
10. What happens to the author's feet as a result of the initial walkabout?
This section contains 764 words (approx. 3 pages at 300 words per page) |
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