4. What is the ultimate cause of Anowa's decision to commit suicide?
(a) She feels much guilt.
(b) She has nowhere else to go.
(c) She loses the man she loves.
(d) She is miserable.

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

6. What is Badua and Osam's reaction to the tragedy?
(a) They blame Anowa.
(b) They do not notice.
(c) They grieve.
(d) They are not suprised.

7. How does Kofi Ako travel into town?
(a) In a luxurious car.
(b) In a luxurious carriage.
(c) On a chair carried by his slaves.
(d) On a train.

8. What is Anowa unable to do by the end of Phase two?
(a) Bear children.
(b) Buy slaves.
(c) Work hard.
(d) Find time for the business.

9. What is revealed in the old man and woman's commentary, regarding Kofi's tendency to buy slaves?
(a) He uses the slaves to replace children.
(b) He is too greedy.
(c) He is doing it as an attempt to please Anowa.
(d) He uses slaves to solve his financial problems.

10. As stated in Phase three, it is many years since Kofi Ako and Anowa _________.
(a) Share a bed.
(b) Seak to one another.
(c) Live in the same home.
(d) Show affection.

11. What is Anowa's response to Kofi Ako inability to understand why Anowa cannot be like other wives and be content?
(a) She is awed and stunned into complete silence.
(b) She begins to cry.
(c) A hysterical laugh.
(d) She tells him that she tries.

12. How is Anowa dressed in Phase three?
(a) She is dressed modestly but in new clothes.
(b) Her dress is not stated.
(c) She wears only a shabby dress.
(d) She is dressed in rich and luxurious fabrics.

13. What is Kofi Ako's body and clothes adorned with?
(a) Blossoms.
(b) Jewels.
(c) Dirt and stains.
(d) Fruits.

14. What does the old woman say about the business of slavery?
(a) She says nothing about it.
(b) That it is morally wrong.
(c) That she does not understand it.
(d) That it is necessary.

15. Anowa's monologue recalls memories about the arrival of whom?
(a) Warriors.
(b) Slaves.
(c) White men.
(d) Her parents.