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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 consulted the town planning records on the land in the proposed deal?
2. Who does Hazel say was in the place where she lives?
3. In Part One, Chapter 3, how does Leafy feel about attending the special meeting?
4. How does Leafy feel about Chloe's request at the Commission complex?
5. What does the reader learn about how Leafy reacts when angry?
Short Essay Questions
1. Why doesn't Dr. Murray want to issue a positive report on Adekunle's land?
2. Explain Leafy's need for control and how he controls Hazel.
3. In Part One, Chapter 4, who behaves in a dishonest fashion?
4. Compare and contrast Hazel and Priscilla.
5. What tragedy strikes the British High Commission in Nkongsamaba, and how is Leafy involved?
6. Predict what will happen after Leafy receives the note to meet Adekunle in the small bar.
7. Why does Leafy agree to Chloe's request to play Father Christmas at a children's party?
8. Explain Morgan Leafy's profession and location.
9. How does the author use foreshadowing in Part One, Chapter 3?
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?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
Using what you have learned about characterization, write a character analysis of one of the main characters. Include the following: a description, actions, relationship to other characters, motives, strengths, and weaknesses.
Essay Topic 2
In an essay, analyze the genre of A Good Man In Africa. What evidence from the text supports your opinion? Is it only one genre or a combination?
Essay Topic 3
The setting significantly affects the plot of a novel. In an essay, analyze the role of setting including a description of the setting of A Good Man In Africa. How can the setting change a novel? What are some examples of how the novel would be different if the setting were to change?
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