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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. What does Jack remember that he took from Two's room during the fracas with the lemur?

2. What is the name of H.A. Boydston's newspaper?

3. In "In the Big Building," who goes in Two's room when she is gone?

4. What is the name of the show ape that the Millers own?

5. Who does Little Elk remember died of smallpox in his family?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why is Little Elk concerned when Two gets in an automobile with Clive and Helen?

2. In "Rebalancing," what does Two do with her vodka?

3. When Two goes to find Crawford in the stables, what does she think about the graves Jack mentioned to her?

4. What did Jack do while Ken took the lemur to Chambliss Hall?

5. What does Crawford find for Two to get around in, and how does he get the idea?

6. In "Visiting Two," what does Clive remember about being injured?

7. Since Clive has seen the Indian under the tree, what other Indian has he seen?

8. Why does Two knock Christa Belle down with her crutches in "Death Visits"?

9. What parts of Glendale does Little Elk like and dislike?

10. In "Broken Barriers," how does Two hear Little Elk?

Essay Topics

Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:

Essay Topic 1

Two does not think she has a tribe. How was the Cherokee tribe broken up? What allotments were Cherokee given? How did greed take away most of those allotments from the Indians? Why does Two believe she does not have a tribe?

Essay Topic 2

Little Elk is an Indian who died when white settlers first came to the area that became Tennessee. He lives at Glendale as a spirit. Why does Little Elk think he remains in the physical world? Does Little Elk find his purpose and move on?

Essay Topic 3

The climax in a novel is the highest point of tension and a turning point. What is the climax of the book and why is that incident the climax?

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