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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 was Ethiopia admitted to the League of Nations?
(a) 1922.
(b) 1924.
(c) 1921.
(d) 1923.
2. What is Duster Boley's father's occupation in Chapter 6?
(a) Doctor and politician.
(b) Lawyer.
(c) Engineer.
(d) Doctor and professor.
3. In Chapter 2, which nation is selling war goods to Italy in spite of the sanctions?
(a) Germany.
(b) Russia.
(c) Poland.
(d) France.
4. What queen had a servant who succeeded in converting Ethiopians to Christianity?
(a) Cleopatra.
(b) Maud.
(c) Candace.
(d) Sheba.
5. How many people can be accommodated at Buster Quincy's bar in Chapter 7?
(a) 25.
(b) 40.
(c) 55.
(d) 75.
Short Answer Questions
1. How much more money does Professor Koahzy bring in in Chapter 1 than was collected previously during the meeting?
2. In Chapter 4, what country is at war with Ethiopia?
3. In Chapter 7, what day of the week do the Tower girls attend the gathering for Alamaya?
4. In Chapter 9, what does Seraphine call Alamaya as a person from Ethiopia?
5. As Professor Koazhy rides through the streets in Chapter 1, what does he wave at the sky?
Short Essay Questions
1. How is Lij Alamaya a special guest at the residence of Pablo Peixota?
2. In Chapter 4, why does Castle want to take Dorsey Flagg off the Hands to Ethiopia committee?
3. How does Alamaya say that Ethiopia became the first nation to embrace Christianity?
4. When people start calling for Dorsey Flagg's removal, who helps quell the outcry?
5. Who is Newton Castle?
6. How is Prudhomme Bishop described in Chapter 6?
7. In Chapter 1, how is the parade described?
8. Why do Tasan and Bishop want Dorsey Flagg removed from Hands to Ethiopia and as Alamaya's travel companion?
9. What is The Tower?
10. Who is in the open car that comes down the street after the parade, and how is he dressed?
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