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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. What word does Tracker use to refer to "a buyer of boys" in Chapter 4?
(a) Basha.
(b) Mingi.
(c) Yumbo.
(d) Zareba.

2. What did Tracker's father demand to drink from his wife, then abusing her, in Chapter 1?
(a) Whiskey.
(b) Spring water.
(c) Palm wine.
(d) Mulla beer.

3. What are all of the children called in the enchanted forest who have been saved by the Leopard-man?
(a) Basha.
(b) Ampe.
(c) Yumboes.
(d) Mingi.

4. Where did Tracker move after leaving the capital city of the North in Chapter 5?
(a) Kongor.
(b) Malakal.
(c) Dolingo.
(d) Mitu.

5. What does the Leopard wrap Asanbosam's head in before putting it in the sack in Chapter 5?
(a) Sukusuku leaves.
(b) A child's blanket.
(c) Zareba leaves.
(d) Bawo leaves.

Short Answer Questions

1. Where did Tracker take up residence in the years between the first and second searches for the boy from Malakal, according to the witness narrative in Chapter 6?

2. What does Kava say killed his family?

3. What did Tracker's uncle tell him about his father in Chapter 2?

4. What is the name of the woman who keeps the children in the forest?

5. What name does Leopard say he took as a man in Chapter 6?

Short Essay Questions

1. How is Sogolon's appearance described in Chapter 8?

2. How did Tracker meet Nyka?

3. How did Tracker become involved in the first quest for the boy?

4. What did Tracker learn about his father while in Ku?

5. How did Tracker's uncle explain the reasoning behind male and female circumcision?

6. How did Tracker first find his way to Ku? Who helped him?

7. Why did Tracker's uncle say that he could not participate in the Zareba?

8. When and where was the boy stolen from according to the slaver in Chapter 8?

9. What is "Zareba" and how is it described?

10. Who set up the search party for the boy? How many comprised the search party?

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