1. In “No Witchcraft for Sale,” what does Gideon do to save Teddy's eyes? He washes Teddy's eyes out with water from a nearby spring.

He gets a witch doctor to say magic words over Teddy.

He chews the root of a plant and spits the juice in Teddy's eyes.

He has Teddy chew the leaves of a local tree.

2. Why does Gideon's cure save Teddy's eyes?

It came from a witch doctor.

Teddy believed it would work.

Gideon believed it would work.

It was a native herbal treatment.

3. How do the Farquars respond to Gideon's effort to save Teddy's eyes?

With anger

With extreme gratitude

With confusion

With embarassment

4. What can you conclude about cures such as Gideon's?

They are used often.

They have no scientific basis.

They are based on faith.

They do not really occur.

5. How does Gideon respond when the scientist asks him to explain his cure?

By being ashamed that he cured Teddy.

By saying he cannot remember the cure.

By asking him to buy the cure.

By telling him how to make the cure.

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