5. In "Chapter 4," how does Karanja feel about taking a message to Mrs. Thompson?
(a) Like it's a good break from work.
(b) Like she'll harass him.
(c) Like it is beneath him.
(d) Like it is an honor.

6. What does Gitoko's mother's hut remind Mugo of?
(a) A fire that damaged the town.
(b) Sleeping with goats.
(c) Raising dogs.
(d) Hunting.

7. In "Chapter 5," what does Mr. Thompson compare Africans to in his notes?
(a) Plants.
(b) Books.
(c) Children.
(d) Animals.

8. In "Chapter 6," how do Gikonyo's customers react to him?
(a) They are indifferent toward him.
(b) They ignore him.
(c) They dislike him.
(d) They like him.

9. Where did Mr. Thompson first become interested in spreading British culture?
(a) At Oxford.
(b) In New York city.
(c) Before going to Africa.
(d) After working in Kenya.

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

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

12. How does Gikonyo make money with grain in "Chapter 6"?
(a) He tells people it is magic.
(b) He steals it from people then sells it back to them.
(c) He hides it until it is worth more money.
(d) He buys it in bulk and sells it off.

13. What group did Lieutenant Koina used to belong to?
(a) Freedom fighters.
(b) British generals.
(c) Rebel reasons.
(d) United men.

14. How does Gikonyo impress Mumbi before they are married?
(a) By writing her a letter.
(b) By carrying her bags.
(c) By playing the guitar.
(d) By fixing her father's fence.

15. How does Gikonyo help Mumbi fix a farming tool?
(a) He cleans debris away.
(b) He makes a new handle for her.
(c) He bends the rake back into place.
(d) He fixes the motor.