Anthills of the Savannah Test | Final Test - Easy

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Anthills of the Savannah Test | Final Test - Easy

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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What does Ikem offer the soldier who stops him for questioning?
(a) Kola nuts.
(b) A bribe.
(c) Palm wine.
(d) A blessing.

2. In which direction is Chris traveling in Chapter 17?
(a) East.
(b) South.
(c) West.
(d) North.

3. What happens to Ikem Osodi?
(a) He is tortured and killed by government agents.
(b) He is shot by the secret police.
(c) He commits suicide.
(d) He is publicly executed.

4. Who names Elewa's baby?
(a) Beatrice's servant, Agatha.
(b) Elewa's elderly uncle.
(c) The group of friends name her together.
(d) Elewa.

5. What do the men who visit Ikem want from him?
(a) To apologize for causing him trouble in traffic.
(b) To say he should write an article about Abazon.
(c) To warn that his life may be in danger.
(d) They threaten him with death if he continues his crusade.

6. What makes Chris smile as he dies?
(a) He smiled as he thought of Beatrice, his one true love.
(b) He was smiling at the irony of how the three once-proud friends had fallen.
(c) He smiled because the President was dead and Kangan would be free again.
(d) He was smiling as he remembered the innocence of the past.

7. What is the meaning of the phrase "Ife onye metalu," painted on the front of the bus?
(a) Angel of Mercy.
(b) All Saints Bus.
(c) What a man commits.
(d) Luxurious.

8. What common convenience can the poor people Chris is staying with not afford?
(a) A stove to heat water.
(b) Electricity.
(c) Bug spray.
(d) Beds.

9. What type of government is proposed by one of the audience members?
(a) An oligarchy led by the educated people of the nation.
(b) A Western-style democracy led by the middle class, or bourgeoisie.
(c) A theocratic dictatorship guided by the principles of Islam.
(d) A democratic dictatorship led by the working class, or proletariat.

10. To what does Chris compare himself, Ikem, and the President?
(a) Three green beetles singing.
(b) Three green peacocks strutting proudly.
(c) Three green bottles on a shelf.
(d) Three green saplings about to be chopped for firewood.

11. What is the worst failure of government, according to Ikem?
(a) The massive and pervasive corruption.
(b) The reliance on capitalism.
(c) Subservience to foreign manipulation.
(d) The failure to connect with the poor and dispossessed.

12. Where does Ikem go to make a speech in Chapter 12?
(a) To the American Embassy.
(b) To the University of Bassa.
(c) To Abazon.
(d) To the Presidential Palace.

13. What should political leaders NOT do, according to Ikem?
(a) Pretend to be like the poor by wearing aged jeans.
(b) Drive luxury cars or otherwise show off their wealth.
(c) Mingle with the poor or make friends with poor and low-class people.
(d) They can do anything they like.

14. Who is prepared to go on strike to support Chris and protest Ikem's death?
(a) Taxi drivers.
(b) Factory laborers.
(c) Members of the President's Cabinet.
(d) University students.

15. When the men show up unexpectedly at Ikem's house in Chapter 10, how do they greet Ikem?
(a) With scowls.
(b) Rudely.
(c) In a friendly but insincere way.
(d) With smiles.

Short Answer Questions

1. Who is deported within forty-eight hours after Ikem's speech?

2. Who is Emmanuel?

3. According to the poem at the beginning of Chapter 10, what is Africa?

4. How does Chris die?

5. What does the national newspaper report about Ikem the following day?

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