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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 does the author do as the tribe is butchering the camel and preserving the blood, organs, kins, and meat?
(a) observing the ritual.
(b) helping the tribe.
(c) collecting dung.
(d) writing down the process.

2. Who suddenly begins leading the walk for two straight days?
(a) Medicine Man.
(b) the author.
(c) Female Healer.
(d) Kindred to Large Animals.

3. What does the author's daughter say in regards to her mother's safety on her journey?
(a) she trusted the tribes people to communicate with her.
(b) she knew nothing would go awry.
(c) if something went wrong, she would know.
(d) if something went wrong, someone would call her.

4. How much of the bird is used by The Real People?
(a) all of it.
(b) the feathers.
(c) its wings.
(d) the meat.

5. Who is the author saved by after the storm?
(a) Female Healer.
(b) Mutants.
(c) member of the tribe.
(d) Spirit Woman.

Short Answer Questions

1. What animal does the tribe draw in the sand and say is the author's totem?

2. What word is ref-defined for the author?

3. Where has the author heard the story that Story Teller has told her before?

4. What do The Real People celebrate instead of birthdays?

5. What does the inside of the cave hold?

Short Essay Questions

1. How does the tribe treat the elderly female camel after she is killed?

2. Describe the animal the author embodies during the tribal ceremony?

3. Where is the author led and why is it significant?

4. How do The Real People celebrate birthdays?

5. How does the author get released back into society?

6. What does Story Teller reveal to the author?

7. Why does the tribe sit in a circle after an evening meal?

8. What do the tribes know about Jesus?

9. Describe the person that the author shares her destiny, as foretold by the man in the coffee shop and Secret Keeper.

10. What do the animals represent, according to The Real People?

(see the answer keys)

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