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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. When Professor Koahzy finishes his speech in Chapter 1, how much money does he ask to be brought to him?
(a) $5.
(b) $10.
(c) $25.
(d) $15.

2. What bar do some of the Tower girls go to in Chapter 7?
(a) Shrine.
(b) Cotton Club.
(c) Corner Social.
(d) Airplane.

3. In Chapter 4, what country does Castle say is needed to help Ethiopia?
(a) France.
(b) Germany.
(c) Bavaria.
(d) Russia.

4. In Chapter 3, what is learned is the nationality of Peixota's father?
(a) Jamaican.
(b) Brazilian.
(c) Bolivian.
(d) South African.

5. Where was Piexota born?
(a) Guatemala.
(b) Mexico.
(c) Chile.
(d) Honduras.

Short Answer Questions

1. In Chapter 1, how much money does Professor Koahzy think he could have raised if he had been in charge?

2. In Chapter 6, what is Gloria Kendall's job at the White Friends of Ethiopia?

3. In Chapter 9, who does Seraphine belive that Alamaya could make his slave?

4. What position does Bunchetta Facey hold in the Tower Club?

5. When was Ethiopia admitted to the League of Nations?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why do Tasan and Bishop want Dorsey Flagg removed from Hands to Ethiopia and as Alamaya's travel companion?

2. How was Seraphine raised by her mother?

3. How does Alamaya say that Ethiopia became the first nation to embrace Christianity?

4. In Chapter 9, why does Mrs. Leah Arzell call Kezia Peixota?

5. Who is Lela Witern, and how does she include her husband when giving parties?

6. When people start calling for Dorsey Flagg's removal, who helps quell the outcry?

7. What campaign is Bishop launching in Chapter 6, and what does Peixota think he should do instead?

8. Who is in the open car that comes down the street after the parade, and how is he dressed?

9. In Chapter 1, how is the parade described?

10. In Chapter 4, why are whites not wanted to join the Hands to Ethiopia group?

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