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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.
Short Answer Questions
1. What are the "roof walkers, night demons" (25) called that the King summons in Tracker's story in Chapter 1?
2. Who led the party that killed the mingi in Chapter 5?
3. 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?
4. What does Tracker say is above us in the end of Chapter 1?
5. What did Leopard say his father had been doing when he found him on an island in the middle of the sea in Chapter 6?
Short Essay Questions
1. Who is Sangoma and how is she described?
2. What is the Itaki and how is it described?
3. How did Tracker first find his way to Ku? Who helped him?
4. Why did Tracker go to Monono? What did he retrieve there?
5. How did Tracker become involved in the first quest for the boy?
6. When and where was the boy stolen from according to the slaver in Chapter 8?
7. What did Tracker observe at the ritual with the newly born "men and women" with Kava in Chapter 1? Why did they run away?
8. Who is Fumeli? What were Tracker's first impressions of him?
9. How is Sadogo's appearance described when he first appears in Chapter 8?
10. Why did Tracker kill his uncle? What did he do with his uncle's head?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
Analyze and discuss the character of Sangoma in the novel. What kind of being is Sangoma? What is her primary motivation in the story? What happens to Sangoma and how does her character influence Tracker and his mission?
Essay Topic 2
Discuss the settings of Kongor and Dolingo in Black Leopard, Red Wolf. How are these settings similar? What is valued above all else among the communities in these settings? What dangers do the protagonists face in each setting?
Essay Topic 3
Describe and discuss three examples of irony from Black Leopard, Red Wolf. What verbal irony is employed in the novel? What is one example of situational irony? How does dramatic irony come into play? What is the purpose of each example?
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