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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. Where does Sean Courtney want to return to after speaking to Mark Anders and knowing that he wants to leave?
(a) None of the above.
(b) Andersland.
(c) Lion's Kop.
(d) Chaka's Gate.

2. Who waits in the truck with Peter when it is decided to go to Durban?
(a) Pungushe.
(b) Ronald Pye.
(c) Dirk Courtney.
(d) Mark Anders.

3. What are things Mark Anders generally carried with him when he travels?
(a) A bedroll, water bottle, pan, and spoon.
(b) A bedroll and a pan.
(c) A bedroll, a pan, and a spoon.
(d) Only a bedroll and a pan.

4. Which direction has the lioness taken her cubs to after she senses a change in the weather?
(a) East.
(b) South.
(c) West.
(d) North.

5. What has become of Storm's marriage by the time Mark Anders meets the General?
(a) She is divorced.
(b) She is no longer sensible.
(c) She is very happy.
(d) She is a widow.

Short Answer Questions

1. Whose bodies are buried together?

2. What does General Sean Courtney tell Mark Anders about their seat in Parliament?

3. Whom does Storm marry?

4. How much money does Mark Anders actually want?

5. What do the newspapers label General Sean Courtney as?

Short Essay Questions

1. What can be said of Dirk's ambitions for his party?

2. What does Mark decide to do after he learns of his wife's death?

3. What is the change Mark notices when the General and the Prime Minister lose their seats in the Parliament?

4. What is the conversation Mark and Pungushe have when Mark Anders returns to Chaka's Gate?

5. What can be said about the man Derek Hunt?

6. What are Hobday's crimes and who is noting them down?

7. Why does Mark go to Umhlanga Rocks, and what does he see there?

8. Is Mark able to kill the lioness? Why or why not?

9. How does Mark get hold of Hobday?

10. What is the incident that occurs when Mark and Pungushe are riding together?

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