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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Phase 3.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What aspect does the female part of Being-The-Mouth-That-Eats-Salt-And-Pepper take on according to Phase one of the text?
(a) Intellectual.
(b) Spiritual.
(c) Existential.
(d) Philosophical.

2. How does Aidoo select the time period to set the play?
(a) It is the time in which the legend is always set.
(b) It is an important point in Ghanaian history.
(c) It is during her childhood.
(d) The date is used to mirror events in Britain.

3. What is the significance of this word: Panyin-Na-Kakra, as used in commentary in Phase three?
(a) The name of the alternate ending.
(b) The title of the boy and girl slaves.
(c) The afterlife for those of the Ghana coast.
(d) The name of Ghanaian greed.

4. According to Osam, Anowa is not like _____________.
(a) Other people.
(b) He and Badua.
(c) Other girls.
(d) Other boys.

5. Who does Osam reveal he is afrain of?
(a) Anowa.
(b) Kofi Ako.
(c) Badua.
(d) The tribe elders.

Short Answer Questions

1. What is Anowa dipping at the beginning of Phase one?

2. As stated in Phase three, the old man does not ___________ Anowa.

3. Which word best describes Badua's feelings upon hearing Anowa's news in Phase one, as can be seen in the text?

4. Who is the wealthiest man in the region by Phase three?

5. How many years pass when the scene is focused again on Kofi Ako and Anowa?

(see the answer key)

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