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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 does Ali give Esi for a New Year's present?
(a) A car.
(b) A promise to spend more time with her.
(c) A vacation to the United States.
(d) A gift certificate.

2. What does Esi realize about her job?
(a) She likes it.
(b) She hates it.
(c) It is a dead end.
(d) It has endless possibilities.

3. What does Ali do traditionally on New Year's Eve?
(a) Spends it in London.
(b) Spends it with Fusena and their children.
(c) Spends it with his father.
(d) Nothing.

4. What are Ama and Aba doing at the opening of this section?
(a) Preparing for Oko's wedding.
(b) Discussing why men leave women.
(c) Talking about Ali.
(d) Preparing for Esi's wedding.

5. What is Esi eventually feeling?
(a) Unfulfilled.
(b) Lonely and missing Ali.
(c) Gracious towards Fusena.
(d) Neglected.

Short Answer Questions

1. How is Esi's being at Opokuya a blessing for Opokuya?

2. What wakes Esi from a deep sleep on New Year's Day?

3. Where does Ali's family live?

4. Why does Fusena sometimes call Ali at Esi's house?

5. When does Esi want to wait to wear Ali's gift?

Short Essay Questions

1. Who arrives at Esi's house while Ali is still there and what happens?

2. What does Esi find out about Ali's secretary and what does she decide to do?

3. How is Ali conflicted on New Year's Eve?

4. Give the main highlights of Opokuya and Esi's conversation.

5. What does Esi's father ask Ali concerning his intentions to marry Esi, and what is Ali's response?

6. What does Opokuya wonder about Fusena, Ali's first wife?

7. What is Esi's mother's hesitation about Esi marrying Ali and what does Esi think about this?

8. What does the conversation between Ama and Aba concern at the opening to the second part of Changes?

9. What surprises Esi about Ali when she is discussing his travels?

10. How is Esi feeling after a year of marriage to Ali?

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