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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 job did Nanapush once perform for the government?
(a) Law officer
(b) Soldier
(c) Interpreter
(d) Priest
2. What makes Eli Nanapush's relative?
(a) Eli is Nanapush's son
(b) Eli marries Fleur
(c) Nanapush adopts him
(d) Killing the moose
3. How does Lazarre die?
(a) Being snared
(b) He is shot by Fleur
(c) Drowns in the lake
(d) Infection from a bite Margaret gave him
4. What does the man who visits Pauline's room bring with him?
(a) Death
(b) A bag of needles, forks and scissors
(c) A curse from Fleur
(d) Salvation
5. What does Pauline use to kill Napoleon?
(a) She drowns him
(b) A knife
(c) A rock
(d) Her rosary beads
Short Answer Questions
1. What does the white doctor want to do with Lulu's feet?
2. Why can't Nanapush talk while tied in the barn during the attack by Clarence and Boy Lazzarre?
3. What does Fleur do when she learns what happened to Margaret?
4. What does Pauline think God tells her to do?
5. What does Fleur ask for to stop her bleeding?
Short Essay Questions
1. What significance is there to Pauline shedding skin every time her bandages are changed?
2. Describe the curing ceremony and the excitement that interrupts it.
3. Describe how Pauline's hands are wounded for the first time.
4. Describe how Nanapush and Margaret are captured by Clarence and Lazarre.
5. Describe what happens when Fleur's baby tries to come early.
6. Why does Pauline panic when she and Fleur travel to the land of the dead?
7. Describe how Fleur gets even following the attack on Nanapush and Margaret.
8. Name the unusual penances Pauline imposes on herself. Why does she do these things to herself?
9. Describe the man who comes to Pauline's room and their resulting conversation.
10. How does Lulu's decision to run to Nanapush and Margaret show her likeness to her mother?
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