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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. David-Neel and the other passenger hung suspended over the gorge until one of the ferrymen did what?
2. The Introduction to My Journey to Lhasa provided the background for which of David-Neel's historic treks into remote Asia?
3. David-Neel became a university professor in what country?
4. David-Neel and Yongden were unable to travel at night when they came into more inhabited country for what reason?
5. At the shrine, the ill pilgrim was to be fed well, and his legs were to be rubbed with hot water containing some what that Yongden offered?
Short Essay Questions
1. As Chapter II ended, David-Neel was inspired to ease the tension in an encounter with an official, and called out for alms as a Tibetan beggar which did what?
2. How did David-Neel note this departure into Tibet differed from some of her earlier experiences?
3. As David-Neel and Yongden approached the Pedo monastery, what transpired?
4. Why did the locals use the phrase "Vulture's Cemetery" to describe the highest peak in the Kha Karpo range?
5. What was it Alexandra David-Neel wrote she craved to do as a young child?
6. Where had David-Neel traveled in Tibet prior to her journey into Lhasa?
7. What did David-Neel note about her trek up the mountains on her initial visit in Tibet?
8. What did David-Neel note when she and Yongden arrived within the Dainshin province?
9. What did David-Neel initially discover when she crossed the pass into Tibet for the first time?
10. What was one concern David-Neel noted near the start of Chapter I that would follow her and Yongden during much of their journey, especially the initial half?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
David-Neel had traveled to Asia including Tibet on a number of previous extended research visits as a scholar of Oriental matters. Identify and explain situations where the author was able to use this knowledge to her advantage.
Essay Topic 2
While Yongden was devout in his religious beliefs, he frequently combined it in a practical fashion when he approached daily situations. David-Neel and her adopted came upon an elderly couple whose goat that was carrying their luggage managed to run off. Examine how Yongden approached the matter to remedy the current as well potential associated problems.
Essay Topic 3
The author's primary goal upon reaching Lhasa was the Dalai Lama's palace, the Potala. Expound on how David-Lee was able to gain entry. What did she discover once inside? What was her reaction?
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