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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. Who did Sogolon say were the snake women in Chapter 16?
(a) Oba Olushere.
(b) The bumbangi.
(c) Mawana witches.
(d) Omoluzu.
2. What is the name of the mountain seven days west of Fasisis and north of Juba?
(a) Amadu Kasawura.
(b) Ewele.
(c) Mantha.
(d) Dolingo.
3. How many rooms does Tracker describe comprising the lord's house where the party arrived in Chapter 17?
(a) 4.
(b) 6.
(c) 13.
(d) 2.
4. Who vouched for the fact that Tracker stayed awake all night when the group was attacked by the snake women in Chapter 16?
(a) Ewele.
(b) Mossi.
(c) Amadu Kasawura.
(d) Kwesi.
5. What kind of birds attacked Tracker and the others as they carried the griot to the bush in Chapter 18?
(a) Eagles.
(b) Albatross.
(c) Starlings.
(d) Hornbills.
Short Answer Questions
1. How old was Sadogo when he killed a lion who had developed a taste for man flesh?
2. How did Kwash Dara say Lissisolo's husband and children died in Chapter 17?
3. The glyphs in the writ state "Mark the god butcher, for he marks" what (513)?
4. Behind whom does the Aesi stand, according to Tracker in Chapter 17?
5. In Chapter 14, Tracker says, "Every road an Ogo takes lands him in" where (420)?
Short Essay Questions
1. How does Sadogo feel about his violent past?
2. How are Kongori perceptions of magic different than those of the other settings in the novel?
3. What are griots and why are they important in the story?
4. Where is Kongor and how is it described?
5. Who is Sasabonsam? Why is this character important in the novel?
6. What is the creature called the Anjou and how did it attack the tracking party?
7. Why did Tracker and the party associate the missing boy with the Omoluzu?
8. Why was Tracker instructed not to sleep in the night in Chapter 16?
9. Where is the Great Hall of Records? How is this setting described?
10. What is the Darklands and how is it described?
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