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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. Who lures Hobday out of his camp?
(a) Pungushe's kids.
(b) Pungushe.
(c) Storm.
(d) Mark Anders.

2. What does the lioness sense when she is busy with her cubs and decides to move them?
(a) That one of her cubs is missing.
(b) That she is going to be killed.
(c) That she is being followed.
(d) A change in weather.

3. Why does Storm cry when Mark Anders tells her something about his past?
(a) Because he tells her that he is going to marry someone else.
(b) None of the above.
(c) Because Mark Anders tells her the story of his grandfather's death.
(d) Because he tells her that he is going to leave her for good.

4. Who helps Mark Anders get ready when it is time for him to leave?
(a) General Sean Courtney.
(b) Ruth.
(c) Storm.
(d) He does not take anyone's help.

5. Who is the father of Storm's son?
(a) Mark Anders.
(b) Derek Hunt.
(c) Dicky Lancome.
(d) None of the above.

Short Answer Questions

1. Who is making an attack with horse artillery batteries?

2. Whom does Mark Anders go in search for in Chapter 121?

3. Who takes Hobday to General Sean Courtney and his wife?

4. Who kills Peter?

5. Who is Hlubi?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why is Mark stunned when talking to the General when he asks him about Storm?

2. When Mark and Storm are together in Chaka's gate, what is the sound they hear outside of their home?

3. What does Mark do when he meets Storm on the beach at Umhlanga Rocks?

4. What happens to Mark when he is riding his horse?

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

6. Why does Harry kill himself?

7. What happens when Mark is out on one of his patrols in Chaka's Gate?

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

9. What is the misunderstanding between Storm and Mark?

10. Why does Mark feel a sense of purpose?

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