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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Part IV (Chapters 17 - 21).
Multiple Choice Questions
1. In Chapter 11, why does Sophie surmise that Anastasia leaves her alone?
(a) Because Sophie has a gun.
(b) Because Anastasia can see Sophie is taking care of a small bonobo, Otto.
(c) Because Sophie has food.
(d) Because Anastasia has realized how powerful Sophie is.
2. Why does Sophie think disgustedly that humans eating bonobos is nearly cannibilism?
(a) Because bonobos often wear human clothes.
(b) Because bonobos are so attached to humans emotionally.
(c) Because bonobos have the exact same thoughts and feelings as humans do.
(d) Because humans and bonobos share almost 99 percent of their DNA.
3. In Chapter 12, what awakens Sophie with a start from her sleep?
(a) Otto's cries of pain.
(b) The sound of gunshots.
(c) The calls of lions.
(d) Her falling out of her nest.
4. What does Sophie feel accompanies her fear as she rides on the motorbike with Otto in Chapter 17?
(a) Anger.
(b) Sadness.
(c) Purpose.
(d) Suspicion.
5. Why does Sophie think people at the airport have dressed in fine clothes?
(a) She thinks they must have thought it would increase their chances of getting on a plane.
(b) She thinks they think it will convince the U.N. soldiers they are well-educated.
(c) She thinks they had nowhere else to store their clothes.
(d) She thinks they anticipate being at the palace.
Short Answer Questions
1. What does Sophie take from one of the bodies on the sanctuary grounds in Chapter 10?
2. In Chapter 16, what does the sign say that Sophie sees outside of the old colonial house she comes across?
3. What do Wello and Sophie always eat for breakfast and lunch on the boat?
4. What does Sophie give to the people from the crowd at the airport who help her reach the U.N.?
5. In Chapter 8, why does Sophie decide against leaving the enclosure with Otto at night?
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