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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. Who persuades the priest to lead the protest in front of Koto's bar?
2. Who purchases a car and doesn't know how to drive it?
3. After the head beggar is gone, what does Azaro stone to death in the bar?
4. Who has a door widened to fit through when they walk?
5. While fighting the former robber-turned-boxer, where does Azaro's father disappear to?
Short Essay Questions
1. How does Azaro's father affect the spirit world while Azaro is withdrawn?
2. What does the great river signify on Azaro's journey, and why does he not want to cross it?
3. Why does Koto come to Azaro in his sleep, and what happens?
4. The four-headed spirit came to Azaro in different forms. What are they and how does Azaro respond?
5. Who is Ade, how does Azaro meet him, and what happens when he walks with Azaro in the woods?
6. How does the rain coming down for two weeks affect Azaro at home and at school?
7. What happens when Azaro's father fights the man in the white suit?
8. What is going on with food in Azaro's home in Book 8?
9. What do the beggars that follow Azaro do once they are in the bar?
10. What happens when Madame Koto holds an exclusive party with a tent set up near her bar?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
In Book One, the story begins with Azaro describing the spirit world's river that became a road. At the end of Book One the story reveals to Azaro that his paternal grandfather was the head priest of the roads. Discuss the magical connections that link this story and its family members.
Essay Topic 2
What is abikus? Compare and contrast Ade and Azaro's life as abikus. Use story details.
Essay Topic 3
In Book Four there are a lot of changes (with Madame Koto, Azaro, Azaro's father, Azaro's mother, relationships between them and others). Discuss these changes, with examples from the story cited in your response.
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