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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. Back in Sweden, Ulrika was known as the parish _______________.
(a) cook.
(b) maid.
(c) whore.
(d) teacher.
2. What causes a great influx of Swedish immigrants to Lake Chisago?
(a) The famine in Sweden.
(b) Lonely relatives.
(c) The lure of good jobs.
(d) High taxes in Sweden.
3. What tone does Karl take in his prayer with God after his injury?
(a) Gratitude.
(b) Forgiveness.
(c) Defiance.
(d) Humility.
4. How many white settlers are left homeless from the Sioux Indian war?
(a) 5,000.
(b) 30,000.
(c) 1,000.
(d) 750.
5. What is the name of Karl's home parish?
(a) Hassleholm.
(b) Karlstad.
(c) Varberg.
(d) Ljuder.
Short Answer Questions
1. How many white settlers are killed in the Sioux Indian war?
2. What makes Karl forget about the Sioux Indian scare for periods of time?
3. What seems to serve as a symbol of the Sioux's uprising in the La Croix Valley?
4. What is Karl's last name?
5. What upsets Kristina when she awakens from her comatose state?
Short Essay Questions
1. What injury does Karl sustain that will plague him for the rest of his life?
2. Why is Ulrika upset at her son's choice of occupation?
3. What is Karl's perspective on God since he has sustained his injury?
4. What is Kristina's state of mind during her illness and why does Karl not tell her about the ringing church bells?
5. How does Karl embarrass his sons sometimes when he speaks now that he is older?
6. How does the Indian cliff take on a more threatening presence as the Indian attacks increase?
7. What occurs to exaggerate Karl's anxiety while Kristina is ill?
8. How does Karl behave in the years after Kristina's death?
9. What are Karl's feelings about God after the death of Kristina?
10. What does Karl learn about why Klas Albert had paid for the wheat shipment back to Sweden?
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