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Giants in the Earth
O.E. Rölvaag
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Book I, Chapter I—"Toward the Sunset"
Book I, Chapter II—"Home-Founding"
Book I, Chapter III—"Rosie!—Rosie!"
Book I, Chapter IV—"What the Waving Grass Revealed"
Book I, Chapter V—"Facing the Great Desolation"
Book I, Chapter VI—"The Heart That Dared Not Let in the Sun"
Book II, Chapter I—"On the Border of Utter Darkness"
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Book II, Chapter IV—"The Great Plains Drinks the Blood of Christian Men and Is Satisfied"
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Book 1, Chapter 1-'Toward the Sunset'
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Book 1, Chapter 6-'The Heart That Dared Not Let in the Sun'
Book 2, Chapter 1-'On the Border of Utter Darkness'
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What prompts the male settlers to decide that Per and Sam should stay home while the others are buying provisions?
Per and Sam's injuries
Their dislike of Per
Fear of Indians
Beret's mental instability
2
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Why do Per and Hans-Stowe go to meet the Indians?
To trade
To retrieve their cows
To give directions
To buy livestock
3
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Why does Per find communication with the Indians difficult?
They speak no English
He knows little English
He is racist
They dislike him
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What does the injured Indian man give Per out of gratitude for treating him?
A box of furs
A piece of jewelry
A pony
A cow
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Why did the settlement's cows suddenly disappear?
They were in heat
The Indians stole them
Ole tipped them
Store-Hans sold them
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