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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. After meeting with Chloe, Leafy walks with Priscilla to __________________.
(a) The gardens.
(b) The library.
(c) Her car.
(d) The market.

2. What are Leafy's instructions from Fanshawe?
(a) To not touch the body.
(b) To remove the body.
(c) To comply with the African's wishes.
(d) To call in a shaman.

3. Where does Hazel say she is going?
(a) To a movie.
(b) To a ballroom.
(c) To the Exectutive Hotel.
(d) To the Nightingale Restaurant.

4. What is requested of Leafy at the Commission complex?
(a) He brings gifts.
(b) He mows the lawn.
(c) He brings his mother.
(d) He plays Santa.

5. What is the relationship between Leafy and Dalmire?
(a) Leafy and Dalmire are father and son.
(b) Leafy is Dalmire's superior.
(c) Leafy and Dalmire are brothers.
(d) Leafy is Dalmire's subordinate.

Short Answer Questions

1. What is Adekunle's title?

2. In what city is the club barbecue in Part One, Chapter 3, that Morgan attends?

3. Whom is Leafy directed to bribe?

4. In Part One, Chapter 5, Leafy thinks about whose engagement?

5. What is Adekunle's hope for Dr. Murray's role in the land deal?

Short Essay Questions

1. What tragedy strikes the British High Commission in Nkongsamaba, and how is Leafy involved?

2. In their first meeting, what does Adekunle ask Leafy to do?

3. What has Leafy lost in his life?

4. What details are revealed in Part One, Chapter 2, that lead the reader to believe Leafy leads an immoral life?

5. In Part One, Chapter 5, besides himself and his family, what does Leafy ponder?

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

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

8. Why doesn't Dr. Murray want to issue a positive report on Adekunle's land?

9. Why is Leafy to bribe Dr. Murray?

10. What does the blackmailing require Leafy to do?

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