2. In "Chapter 2," what does the narrator say white men spread around Kenya?
(a) Christianity.
(b) Disease.
(c) Money.
(d) Soldiers.

3. In "Chapter 2," what type of revolt does Kihika call for?
(a) Violent.
(b) Sneaky.
(c) Peaceful.
(d) He is against a revolt.

4. Why does General R. visit Mugo in "Chapter 3"?
(a) To ask about his sister.
(b) To ask him to speak.
(c) To ask him for money.
(d) To ask him to hide weapons.

5. How many visitors come to Mugo's house in "Chapter 1"?
(a) Four.
(b) One.
(c) Two.
(d) Three.

6. In "Chapter 5," what makes Mrs. Thompson believe her husband has grown apart from her?
(a) The amount of time he spends on work.
(b) The time he spends vacationing without her.
(c) His political beliefs.
(d) His attitude with her.

7. In "Chapter 6," how do the villagers describe Mugo?
(a) As an enemy.
(b) As a powerful man.
(c) As a hero.
(d) As a fool.

8. Why does Mrs. Thompson kiss her husband on the ear in "Chapter 5"?
(a) To apologize to him.
(b) To make him laugh at her.
(c) To try to feel connected to him.
(d) To see if he would kiss her back.

9. In "Chapter 1", what does Githua talk to Mugo about?
(a) The environment.
(b) Politics.
(c) Education.
(d) Art.

10. In "Chapter 5," what does the narrator say Mr. Thompson used to write about?
(a) Complaints about his position in Kenya.
(b) Romantic love.
(c) The British's mistreatment of the Africans.
(d) The Africans ability to absorb British culture.

11. In "Chapter 7," what concerns Mumbi about a revolution under the Movement?
(a) A tyrant taking over Kenya.
(b) Learning to use a weapon.
(c) Having to move.
(d) The loss of human life.

12. How does Mugo feels when he wakes up in "Chapter 1"?
(a) Happy.
(b) Angry.
(c) Concerned.
(d) Excited.

13. What is uhuru?
(a) Independence.
(b) The right to vote.
(c) Government.
(d) Traditions.

14. Why does Dr. Henry Van Dyke threaten to kill himself?
(a) If Kenya loses its independence.
(b) If he becomes a Christian.
(c) If Kenyetta goes free.
(d) If the new train station is built.

15. In "Chapter 3," what does Gikonyo say detention did to Mugo?
(a) Make him strange.
(b) Made him confused.
(c) Made him better educated.
(d) Made him strong.