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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. The old ___ bottles are being rinsed out.
(a) Milk.
(b) Beer.
(c) Water.
(d) Wine.
2. Who did this person call first to help in the alarm cry?
(a) The neighbors.
(b) No one they just cried out.
(c) The police.
(d) The soldiers.
3. Who helped the thief do what he offered?
(a) A captured neighbor from the village.
(b) The police.
(c) The soldiers.
(d) His men.
4. What or who came immediately after the cry of alarm?
(a) A response from the neighbors.
(b) A response from the police.
(c) Total silence.
(d) Soldiers.
5. After hearing the offer of the smaller amount of money the thief says it is time to ___.
(a) Become violent.
(b) Kill the family.
(c) Leave.
(d) Go inside.
Short Answer Questions
1. Jonathan's voice was parched and ____.
2. What does the thief leader do based on Jonathan's response to his suggestion?
3. After Jonathan responds to thief leader's suggestion now the thief leader wants to talk "____."
4. What did Jonathan hear while trying to go to sleep?
5. Jonathan was breathless while _____.
Short Essay Questions
1. Who comes to Jonathan's home at first light and what do they see?
2. What happens once the Iwegbu family knows who is at their door?
3. What do the thieves ask for, and what do they say they will do if they don't get it?
4. Why is the Iwegbu family already in a normal routine instead of lamenting their loss?
5. Why do the men with the thief leader disagree with him?
6. What does the thief think civil peace is?
7. Who is at the door and what do they want?
8. After going to bed, what happens before Jonathan is suddenly awakened?
9. After calling for the police, how does the thief continue to mock Jonathan?
10. How does Achebe show possible military corruption in the story when the thief is offering to call for help on behalf of the Iwegbu family?
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