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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. From what tribe were the men that killed Jewiir?
(a) Shilluk.
(b) Jur-chol.
(c) Nuer.
(d) Dinka.
2. What is the crew leader leaning against while Nya watches him in Chapter 18?
(a) The school building.
(b) A truck.
(c) The pump.
(d) A tree.
3. Whom does Salva think of when he hears horrors from the other groups of boys in Chapter 13?
(a) Agnath.
(b) Akeer.
(c) Marial.
(d) Dep.
4. Where does the first plane that Salva takes land in Europe?
(a) Paris.
(b) London.
(c) Frankfurt.
(d) Bonn.
5. Who are Salva's older brothers that he thinks of in Chapter 13?
(a) Ring and Kuol.
(b) Akit and Jewiir.
(c) Dep and Akeer.
(d) Ariik and Ring.
Short Answer Questions
1. What sport does Michael teach to Salva?
2. How many children do Chris and Louise have?
3. Where is the school located that is honored on the sign in Chapter 18?
4. What is the name of the refugee camp where Salva and the boys arrive in Kenya?
5. Where is the processing center that Salva and the other boys are taken to in Chapter 15?
Short Essay Questions
1. Who greets Salva when he arrives in America in Chapter 15? How are these characters described?
2. How many boys does Salva lead to Kenya in Chapter 13? How is this journey described?
3. What takes place at the celebration for the well's erection in Chapter 18?
4. How does Salva almost die in Chapter 13?
5. How does the narrative style change in Chapter 18?
6. Why are the refugees driven from the camp in Ethiopia in Chapter 12? How are they driven away?
7. What developments have been rumored in Nya's village after the well has been installed in Chapter 18?
8. What does Salva learn about his family from his father in Chapter 17?
9. What does Nya learn about the building site in Chapter 17?
10. How is Salva's departure from the refugee camp described in Chapter 15?
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