2. What does the wasp do after killing something in front of Nhamo?
(a) Flies away.
(b) Lays some eggs.
(c) Eats his prize.
(d) Dies.

3. What does Nhamo do when she sees her doctor for the first time?
(a) Throws something at him.
(b) Laughs.
(c) Screams.
(d) Faints.

4. What do the baboons do when they hear the leopard?
(a) Hide in the trees.
(b) Run in a scattered pattern.
(c) Scream.
(d) Go silent.

5. What does Nhamo do to comfort her cousin who gets teased?
(a) Sings a song.
(b) Makes some food.
(c) Tells a story.
(d) Plays a game.

6. Why is Nhamo angry at herself when the first signs of the rainy season appear?
(a) Trusting the baboons.
(b) Not building a better shelter.
(c) Allowing her boat to get damaged.
(d) Working so slowly on the boat.

7. Who takes care of Nhamo when she moves to her father's family's house?
(a) Her grandfather.
(b) Her aunt.
(c) The servants.
(d) The ngaga.

8. How are Nhamo and the nganga related?
(a) He is her great-uncle.
(b) He is her great-grandfather.
(c) He is her uncle.
(d) He is her grandfather.

9. Why does Dr. Masuku not want to get married?
(a) Her mother told her not to.
(b) It is old fashioned.
(c) It is like slavery.
(d) She is wealthy.

10. Which of the following do Baba Joseph's people NOT do with hot coals?
(a) Cook over them.
(b) Roll on them.
(c) Walk on them.
(d) Eat them.

11. Where is Nhamo offered a job during the summer?
(a) Efifi.
(b) A hotel.
(c) The college.
(d) A mine.

12. What does Nhamo's mother tell her after she learns about the leopard on the island?
(a) To leave soon.
(b) To protect herself.
(c) To be careful.
(d) To not worry.

13. Where does Nhamo get the idea to plug the holes in the boat?
(a) Watching termites repair their nest.
(b) A memory of Crocodile Guts.
(c) Her mother whispers to her.
(d) Watching sap drip.

14. Who does Musuku want Nhamo to contact after her ceremony with Baba Joseph?
(a) A school.
(b) An orphanage.
(c) Her family.
(d) Her father.

15. Who likes Nhamo the most at Efifi?
(a) Dr. Masuku.
(b) Father Jasuka.
(c) Mr. Heerden.
(d) Baba Joseph.