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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. As slaves, what were the Antiguans considered not long ago?
(a) Africans.
(b) Slaves.
(c) English.
(d) Capital.
2. How are the tourists transported to their resorts?
(a) By taxi cab.
(b) By bus.
(c) By airplane.
(d) By walking.
3. What is admired about the island?
(a) Its people.
(b) Its beauty.
(c) Its heat.
(d) Nothing.
4. As a child, how did the narrator feel about the Government House?
(a) Happy.
(b) Disgusted.
(c) Awed.
(d) Frightened.
5. Who owns the third mansion described in Section 1?
(a) The narrator.
(b) A Middle Eastern family.
(c) Evita.
(d) A drug smuggler.
Short Answer Questions
1. What has changed since the narrator's youth?
2. What makes the Antiguans feel superior to foreigners?
3. Who arrives in Antigua at the beginning of Section 1?
4. How do the natives view the comments about their children behaving like monkeys?
5. Who is detained by customs searches?
Short Essay Questions
1. When the English leave Antigua, what do they condemn, and what do they praise?
2. According to the narrator at the end of Section 1, what is the association between all tourists and all natives?
3. How do tourists arrive in Antigua, and what do they do upon their arrival?
4. In Section 2, what laws does the narrator recall, and what complicated these laws?
5. How do the tourists react to the hospital, and what is the narrator's opinion about this?
6. How do native Antiguans feel about the foreigners who inhabit their island, as described in Section 2?
7. What does the narrator say about the library in Section 2?
8. What does the taxi driver tell the tourists about the second mansion in Section 1?
9. What does the headmistress of the girls' school often say, and how does the narrator feel about this?
10. Describe the taxi driver in Section 1.
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