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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. Which character in the story uses a system of projection/replacement as a way of making up for his/her shortcomings?
(a) Osam.
(b) Badua.
(c) Anowa.
(d) Kofi Ako.

2. How many of these relationship couplings are presented within the play?
(a) Two.
(b) One.
(c) Four.
(d) Three.

3. What word best describes the connection between Kofi Ako and Anowa, as seen toward the beginning of the play, according to the text?
(a) Fleeting.
(b) Intense.
(c) Heartfelt.
(d) Crazy.

4. What is the other woman in Phase one carrying?
(a) Vegetables.
(b) Soup.
(c) Clothes.
(d) Wool.

5. Which character is at the center of the play?
(a) The old man and woman.
(b) The land.
(c) Anowa.
(d) Badua.

Short Answer Questions

1. Which word does Badua use to describe Kofi Ako in Phase one?

2. Which of the following is not said to be included in the play?

3. By whom is a large part of Anowa's country ruled?

4. What aspect does the female part of Being-The-Mouth-That-Eats-Salt-And-Pepper take on according to Phase one of the text?

5. Who does the old woman have sympathy for by the end of Phase one?

Short Essay Questions

1. What is Kofi Ako's reputation?

2. Describe Kofi Ako's home.

3. Why does Anowa vow to never return to Yebi?

4. As mentioned in the prologue, what do the consequences of the story stem from?

5. Why is Kofi Ako concerned for Anowa and the work she is doing with the animal skins?

6. Who is the old man described in the prologue, and how is he described?

7. How do you describe Kofi Ako's personality, as seen in Phase one?

8. As some time passes, what becomes of the business Kofi Ako and Anowa begin at the opening of Phase two?

9. What suggestion does Anowa give for Kofi Ako to become a father?

10. What do the slave children say about Kofi Ako and Anowa?

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