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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. What does the narrator think of doing with her cats after her death?
(a) Give them to a hospital.
(b) Have them put down.
(c) Give them to the homeless man.
(d) Give them to her sister.

2. Why does the narrator think the person that lives near her house will return?
(a) He left his dog.
(b) He left his belongings.
(c) He forgot his car.
(d) He dug himself a hole.

3. Why does the narrator refuse to give the man money for nothing?
(a) Because he does not deserve it.
(b) Because she does not have cash.
(c) Because it fosters laziness.
(d) Because it is a bad precedent.

4. Where is the man that the narrator brings on her trip to town from?
(a) Johannesburg.
(b) South Central.
(c) Kroncity.
(d) The Cape.

5. Who is the narrator of the book?
(a) A police officer.
(b) A young man.
(c) A black farmer.
(d) An aged woman.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does one of Bheki's friends bring to the narrator's home?

2. What does Mr. Vercueil seem to be sleeping off?

3. Who calls the narrator as she plays music?

4. What does the narrator offer to do for Florence?

5. What does the narrator think about after the person she found leaves the house?

Short Essay Questions

1. What happens after the police van continued driving?

2. What does the narrator do when her car won't start according to Part One, pg. 15-33?

3. What happens when the narrator leaves to go shopping?

4. What does the narrator say to the homeless man about her family?

5. What happened to the narrator three years ago?

6. What does Bheki inform the narrator of regarding the police and not being in school?

7. What does the narrator reassure Florence of?

8. What does the narrator not understand about the townships?

9. What does the narrator tell the homeless man stories about on the trip into town?

10. What does the narrator find near her garage?

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