Aké: The Years of Childhood Test | Final Test - Easy

This set of Lesson Plans consists of approximately 145 pages of tests, essay questions, lessons, and other teaching materials.

Aké: The Years of Childhood Test | Final Test - Easy

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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What is Beere's relationship to Daodu?
(a) Sister.
(b) Wife.
(c) Cousin.
(d) They are not related.

2. What does Wole consider his "sanctuary" in Chapter 9 while staying in Isara?
(a) The central fountain.
(b) Father's mud-house.
(c) The market district.
(d) An abandoned bomb shelter.

3. What position does the Alake have?
(a) The Alake is the president of Nigeria.
(b) The Alake is the local governor.
(c) The Alake is the mayor of Ake.
(d) The Alake is principal of the grammar school.

4. What is the name of Wole's grammar school?
(a) Ake Femi.
(b) Odemo.
(c) Daodu International.
(d) Abeokuta.

5. What happens at the end of Wee-Wee's lashing of a boy in Chapter 12?
(a) The teachers stop Wee-Wee from doing any more harm to the boy.
(b) Wee-Wee is weak, and by the last lash he is exhausted.
(c) Wee-Wee has second thoughts, and only delivers half of the lashings.
(d) The students applause Wee-Wee for his rigorous lashing.

6. What does Wole think about the Westernizing of his culture?
(a) Western influences are harmful.
(b) He has fully embraced Western culture.
(c) He thinks Western influences should be limited to pop culture.
(d) He believes Westernization can be the salvation of his people.

7. What form does the protest at the Alake compound eventually take?
(a) The women take several chiefs hostage.
(b) A sit-in protest.
(c) It devolves into a massacre.
(d) The women refuse to eat until their demands are met.

8. Why does Essay hire a photographer in Chapter 11?
(a) To document the wedding of a favorite former student.
(b) To document the poor state of the parsonage compound.
(c) To photograph Essay alone and with his family, for posterity.
(d) To photograph Essay's prize rose bush.

9. Who is the permanent headmaster of Wole's grammar school?
(a) Daodu.
(b) Mama Aduni.
(c) Bada Dooey.
(d) Edun.

10. What is akara?
(a) A process of application to become a holy man.
(b) Fried bean cake.
(c) A salve used to treat bee stings.
(d) A spirit of the forest.

11. What does Wild Christian name her women's group?
(a) The Egba Women's Union.
(b) Many Voices, One Voice.
(c) The Ake Women's Collective.
(d) Women's Advocacy Organization.

12. Why does Wole receive lashings in Chapter 12?
(a) For not properly cleaning the blackboards.
(b) For sloppy grass-cutting.
(c) For stealing school supplies.
(d) For stabbing a student with a pencil.

13. What does Essay make Wole promise him in Chapter 11?
(a) That Wole will always attend church.
(b) That Wole will travel to America.
(c) That Wole will attend college.
(d) That Wole will never lie again.

14. Where does Sorowanke live, according to Chapter 10?
(a) Mr. B's house.
(b) In a shanty town by the river.
(c) The parking lot of a McDonald's.
(d) Dayisi's Walk.

15. What best characterizes Wee-Wee's handling of the grammar school?
(a) Corrupt.
(b) Admirable.
(c) Uncertain.
(d) Lenient.

Short Answer Questions

1. What rite of manhood does Wole endure at the end of Chapter 9?

2. How does Wild Christian respond to the mob violence in Chapter 14?

3. How long does the mob violence at the Alake compound last?

4. At the end of Chapter 7, why does Wild Christian pray for Wole?

5. How does Wole react to the rite of manhood he endures in Chapter 9?

(see the answer keys)

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