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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 15, when did Mr. Montague Claxon live in China?
(a) 1928.
(b) 1925.
(c) Early 1920s.
(d) Late 1920s.
2. At the end of Chapter 12, what did Tasan and Castle drink?
(a) White wine.
(b) Scotch and soda.
(c) Whiskey.
(d) Red wine.
3. In Chapter 16, to what position is Trawl elected in Hands to Ethiopia?
(a) Secretary.
(b) Treasurer.
(c) President.
(d) Chairman.
4. Where did Rev. Trawl start his church?
(a) Old school.
(b) Abandoned store front.
(c) Street corners.
(d) Cold-water railroad flat.
5. How long did Queen Judith of Ethiopia reign?
(a) 30 years.
(b) 15 years.
(c) 40 years.
(d) 5 years.
Short Answer Questions
1. In Chapter 10, what is the title of an article that Flagg shows Alamaya from the Labor Herald?
2. What color kimono does Seraphine wear in Chapter 15?
3. In Chapter 16, to what position is Flagg elected in Hands to Ethiopia?
4. In Chapter 12, who does Seraphine say that Alamaya was closeted with at Mrs. Witern's party?
5. In Chapter 11, how much money does Peixota say that he received?
Short Essay Questions
1. In Chapter 12, how does Castle define the term "nigger-rich"?
2. What does Flagg offer to do and why to save Alamay in Chapter 11?
3. In Chapter 12, what does Seraphine think has happened with her father and Alamaya and why?
4. In Chapter 17, what does Tasan say about Pushkin and his descendants?
5. In Chapter 13, what is the Merry-Go-Round?
6. In Chapter 14, why does Alamaya say that he can no longer see Seraphine?
7. In Chapter 11, what is said about Alamaya in the papers?
8. In Chapter 15, what do Seraphine and Bunchetta say about Harlem and why they want to live elsewhere?
9. Why can Alamaya not prove he is who he says that he is?
10. In Chapter 13, what had Alamaya and other Ethiopians thought about the Aframericans before Alamaya came to America?
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