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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. In Chapter 1, how much money does Professor Koahzy think he could have raised if he had been in charge?
(a) Six times as much.
(b) Three times as much.
(c) Four times as much.
(d) Five times as much.

2. How many attributes are required for membership in Seraphine's club?
(a) 7.
(b) 6.
(c) 5.
(d) 4.

3. In Chapter 4, what country is at war with Ethiopia?
(a) Cameroon.
(b) Guinea.
(c) Italy.
(d) Greece.

4. How long after Seraphine's club was established, did its founder die?
(a) 5 years.
(b) 3 years.
(c) 11 months.
(d) 18 months.

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

Short Answer Questions

1. In Chapter 6, what is Duster Boley's occupation?

2. In Chapter 5, what type of coat is Seraphine wearing when she visits Bunchetta?

3. What bar do some of the Tower girls go to in Chapter 7?

4. In Chapter 7, how many ways of marrying does Alamaya say there are in Ethiopia?

5. In Chapter 1, how much money does Chairman Peixota donate?

Short Essay Questions

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

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

3. Who is Professor Koazhy?

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

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

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

7. In Chapter 5, who is Bunchetta Facey?

8. In Chapter 4, why does Castle want to take Dorsey Flagg off the Hands to Ethiopia committee?

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

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

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