The White Girl

Odette visits the mission to

• be a good Christian woman

• pay respects to her ancestors

• confess her sins

Odette's 'pain and suffering' after the death of her husband was

• not recognised at all

• recognised

  conditionally

• recognised empathetically

The character often lurking as a figure in the distance is...

• Sergeant Lowe

• Henry Lamb

• Bill Shea

• Joe Kane

Who '...enjoyed the p9ower he had over those he was responsible for...'

• Michael - the clerk

• Aaron Kane

• Doctor Singer

• Sergeant Lowe

What is a recurring motif in the text which is a ritual Odette often participates in?

• Having a bath

• Riding her bike

• Travelling

• Reading

What element of the natural world is Odette associated with?

"...as long as the work is to standard..." is an example of

• a condescending statement

• the economic exploitation of Indigenous people

• racism

• assumed power

• all of the above

Why is Henry Lamb marginalised within the Deane community?

Who says "This is my place. Right here...I don't want to be in any other place..."

• Henry Lamb

• Sissy

• Odette

• Jack

"The engine coughed and murmured as the truck pulled up alongside her" is an example of...

• onomatopoeia

• metaphor

• personification

• simile