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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. When Keetah returns to the village, she finds
(a) She is no longer welcome in the village.
(b) She has changed in different ways that the villagers have.
(c) The village has changed, but she has not.
(d) She has changed, but the village has not.

2. Who tells Mark the myth of the hamatsa?
(a) Mrs. Hudson.
(b) Peter.
(c) Caleb.
(d) Marta.

3. When Keetah does not come to see him, Mark decides
(a) He may not really know the Indians at all.
(b) He might be in love with her.
(c) He may have mistaken the reason for her return.
(d) She might not want to see him again.

4. Who travels up the river with Mark and the Bishop?
(a) Caleb.
(b) Calamity Bill.
(c) A pregnant woman.
(d) A drunken villager.

5. Where does Mark Brian stay while the new vicarage is being constructed?
(a) At Marta's house.
(b) At the old vicarage.
(c) At Keetah's house.
(d) At the Bishop's house.

Short Answer Questions

1. On behalf of Calamity Bill, Mark Brian refuses

2. What is Mark's chief concern for the Indians while he is away from the village?

3. What major change occurs at the beginning of Chapter 18?

4. What is Jim's response to Keetah's state of health?

5. Keetah wants to bear Gordon's child so that

Short Essay Questions

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

2. Describe Calamity Bill's request for the vicar.

3. Describe Mark and Jim's relationship.

4. What does the Bishop claim happens every time he arrives at the village?

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

6. How is Caleb like the Cedar-man, according to Mark?

7. Describe the visitors to the village in Chapter 13.

8. Who is the Englishwoman who comes to visit the village?

9. Why does Peter sit up waiting for the vicar after his funeral?

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

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