The Light In The Forest Chap 6-10 Quiz
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Who said this..."I want you to repeat your name after me. Say John, John."
The quiz is used to assess the reading comprehension of the students for chapters 6-10 from the book The Light in the Forest. This quiz will utilize multiple choice and short answers questions.
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Who said this..."Look at him now. Standing there cold-blooded as any redskin. I'll warrant he's hatching out deviltry in his heart."
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The correct answer is Uncle Wilse. This can be inferred from the statement "Look at him now. Standing there cold-blooded as any redskin. I'll warrant he's hatching out deviltry in his heart." The use of the term "Uncle" suggests a familial relationship, and the name "Wilse Owens" is mentioned in the question. Therefore, it can be concluded that the person who said this is Uncle Wilse Owens.Rate this question:
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Who said this..."Perhaps I can talk to the boy for you."
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The correct answer is Parson Elder. In the given quote, someone is offering to talk to the boy on behalf of another person. Since the options are Parson Elder and The Parson, it can be inferred that Parson Elder is the one who said this.Rate this question:
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Who said this..."He don't know his own name. He don't even know when it's Sunday."
Explanation
The correct answer is Aunt Kate. The statement suggests that the person being referred to is someone close to True Son, as they know personal details about him such as his name and awareness of the day of the week. Among the given options, Aunt Kate is the most likely candidate as she is related to True Son and would have knowledge about him.Rate this question:
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When Parson Elder told True Son he had seen white children murdered and scalped by Indians, True Son
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Angrily refused to believe him
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Grudgingly admitted it might be ture
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Silently considered the parson's statement
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Recognized the truth of his words
Correct Answer
A. Angrily refused to believe himExplanation
True Son's reaction of angrily refusing to believe Parson Elder's statement suggests that he strongly disagrees with the claim that white children have been murdered and scalped by Indians. This response indicates that True Son may have a biased or negative view towards white people, possibly due to his own experiences or beliefs.Rate this question:
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The man who lives on the third mountain and can speak Deleware.
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Bejance
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Alec
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Corn Blade
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Little Crane
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A. Corn BladeExplanation
Corn Blade is the correct answer because the question states that the man who can speak Deleware lives on the third mountain. Since there is no information given about the other options (Bejance, Alec, and Little Crane), we can only conclude that Corn Blade is the correct answer based on the information provided.Rate this question:
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Parson Elder hoped True Son would
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Leave before he corrupted the young whites
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Remain unwed and serve his mother
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Marry a white girl and settle down
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Marry an Indian girl
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A. Marry a white girl and settle downExplanation
Parson Elder hoped that True Son would marry a white girl and settle down. This suggests that Parson Elder wanted True Son to assimilate into white society and abandon his Native American heritage. By marrying a white girl and settling down, True Son would be seen as conforming to the expectations and norms of the white community. This would also ensure that True Son's influence on the young whites would be minimized, as Parson Elder feared that True Son's presence would corrupt them.Rate this question:
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True Son did not want to climb the stairs to his mother's room because he
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Refused to meet his mother
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Feared imprisonment in the rooms upstairs
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Hurt his leg in the jump from the ferry
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Did not know what stairs were
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A. Did not know what stairs wereExplanation
True Son did not want to climb the stairs to his mother's room because he did not know what stairs were. This suggests that True Son is unfamiliar with the concept of stairs and therefore does not understand their purpose or how to navigate them. As a result, he may feel hesitant or unsure about climbing them, leading to his reluctance to meet his mother in her room.Rate this question:
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When Half Arrow and Little Crane visited Wilse Owens, Wilse gave them
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Knives and a gun
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Mugs of rum
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Copper in exchange for deerskins
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An unkind, uncivil reception
Correct Answer
A. An unkind, uncivil receptionExplanation
Wilse Owens greeted Half Arrow and Little Crane with hostility and rudeness, showing them an unkind and uncivil reception. This suggests that Wilse did not welcome their visit and treated them with disrespect.Rate this question:
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True Son's uncle who runs a
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Blacksmith shop
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General store
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Copper shop
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Saloon
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A. Copper shopExplanation
The correct answer is "copper shop" because the question is asking about True Son's uncle's occupation. Out of the given options, a copper shop is the only one that fits the description of a type of business or trade that True Son's uncle could be involved in.Rate this question:
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