The Colors of All the Cattle: No. 1 Ladies' Detective Agency (19) Quiz

Alexander McCall Smith

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

Why does Potokwane think that Mpilo's attitude has changed? (from Chapters 16 - 17)

Potokwane believes it is Mpilo's new home that has changed his attitude.

Potokwane is not sure why Mpilo's attitude has changed.

Mpilo's attitude has not changed.

Potokwane believes it was the special gift of the shoes that changed him.

2.

Why does Ramotswe not vote during the council meeting when the vote is first called for? (from Chapters 16 - 17)

Ramotswe cannot hear the chairman over the sound of the crowd.

Ramotswe forgets that she is a member of the council.

Ramotswe is trying to make up her mind which way she wants to vote.

Ramotswe wants to make sure everyone knows she is voting against the hotel.

3.

Why does Charlie go to Mochudi in Chapter 7? (from Chapters 5 - 7)

Charlie goes to Mochudi to question Marang further about the hit and run.

Charlie goes to Mochudi to get the police reports from Marang's accident.

Charlie goes to Mochudi in order to ask him if he has repaired any blue cars.

Charlie goes to Mochudi to look for dented blue cars.

4.

Why does Potokwane tell Ramotswe in Chapter 5 that she had a good morning? (from Chapters 5 - 7)

Potokwane successfully filed Ramotswe's candidacy papers.

Potokwane tells Ramotswe that she got Mpilo to talk to her.

Potokwane got an office supply company to sponsor an orphan.

Potokwane found families to adopt some of the orphans.

5.

Why does Ramotswe not want to say in her slogan that she believes in progress? (from Chapters 8 - 12)

Ramotswe does not want progress to overwhelm her campaign.

Ramotswe does not believe all progress is good.

Ramotswe does not care if her campaign slogan mentions progress.

Ramotswe does not believe in progress.

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