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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. When Leafy enters the place where Hazel lives, who is there?
(a) Leafy's boss.
(b) A black youth.
(c) A friend of Leafy's.
(d) Hazel's daughter.

2. At the end of Part One, Chapter 6, Leafy wishes to ruin Dr. Murray's __________________?
(a) Career.
(b) Financial situation.
(c) Reputation.
(d) Marriage.

3. At the end of Part One, Chapter 2, what does Leafy tell Hazel?
(a) He will look in on her later.
(b) To return to work.
(c) He will send a message to Fanshawe on her behalf.
(d) To be careful.

4. In Part One, Chapter 3, what does Leafy invite Murray to do?
(a) Have a beer.
(b) Play cards.
(c) Play a round of golf.
(d) Come over for dinner.

5. In what city is the club barbecue in Part One, Chapter 3, that Morgan attends?
(a) Lhusasta.
(b) Andrudda.
(c) Nkongsamba.
(d) Mnfusha.

Short Answer Questions

1. In Part One, Chapter 3, who makes the special delivery to Leafy?

2. Whom does Adekunle want Leafy to get to know?

3. How much should Leafy use in the bribe?

4. Why is Adekunle in need of cash?

5. What causes Leafy to question Hazel about her evening plans?

Short Essay Questions

1. Describe Adekunle.

2. What happened to Leafy's father, and how has it affected his life?

3. Why does Leafy agree to Chloe's request to play Father Christmas at a children's party?

4. In Part One, Chapter 5, what does Leafy realize he regrets?

5. In what ways does Adekunle encourage Leafy to know Dr. Murray better?

6. Explain the relationship between Great Britain and Kinjanja.

7. How does the author use foreshadowing in Part One, Chapter 3?

8. Explain Leafy's need for control and how he controls Hazel.

9. Explain how the death of Innocence symbolizes Leafy's predicament in Africa.

10. How does Leafy respond when Dr. Murray says he will not remove Innocence's body? What does this say about Leafy's ability to act under pressure?

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