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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. According to the myth, the hamatsa is
(a) A prostitute.
(b) A white man.
(c) A cannibal.
(d) A cedar tree.

2. Who unexpectedly visits the village?
(a) A groups of Indians from a neighboring village.
(b) A group of tourists from Texas.
(c) A group of clergymen.
(d) A group of southern Californian tourists.

3. What is Mark's chief concern for the Indians while he is away from the village?
(a) That Sam will hurt someone.
(b) That the Bishop will arrive and find him missing.
(c) That he does not belong there anymore.
(d) That liquor will destroy them.

4. What major change occurs at the beginning of Chapter 18?
(a) A landslide occurs.
(b) The river freezes.
(c) The fish do not come.
(d) The river overflows.

5. Caleb felt himself an intruder when visiting
(a) The boat.
(b) The vicarage.
(c) Deserted villages.
(d) Indians' homes.

Short Answer Questions

1. Where does Mark Brian stay while the new vicarage is being constructed?

2. Mark advises Jim to

3. When Mark tells Marta he has heard the owl call his name, she says

4. While Jim and Mark are out on the boat

5. When he returns, Mark visits

Short Essay Questions

1. What advice does Mark offer Gordon before they part?

2. Why does Keetah return to the village without Gordon?

3. Who contributes to the preparations for Mark's funeral?

4. Why does Keetah ask Mark to remain in the village?

5. What concern does Caleb share with Mark in the chapter?

6. How does Mark Brian help the villagers solve their problem with the burial grounds?

7. Why does Mark conclude that the villagers still do not know or trust him?

8. Why does Mark claim he is offering Jim advice on how to treat Keetah?

9. What does the long boat trip back to the village from Knight's inlet offer Mark the opportunity to do?

10. What evidence of community is apparent in the chapter?

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