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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. With whom does Saachi live when she settles in the United States?
(a) Saul.
(b) Itohan.
(c) Anuli.
(d) Asughara.
2. What method does Ada use to break up with Soren?
(a) She calls him.
(b) She sends him an e-mail.
(c) She writes him a letter.
(d) She writes him a poem.
3. Whose undertaking of the "iyi-uwa" (14) results in an inability to stay in the human world forever?
(a) Asughara.
(b) Ada.
(c) The We.
(d) Ewan.
4. What emotion felt by The We toward Ada is said to be rare among "beings like" (43) The We?
(a) Affection.
(b) Sorrow.
(c) Sympathy.
(d) Hatred.
5. Upon Ada's completion of the May term, Saachi asks Ada why Ada is not performing what action?
(a) Drinking.
(b) Eating.
(c) Speaking.
(d) Smiling.
Short Answer Questions
1. To what location does Ada go once the May term has ended?
2. When Ala appears as an animal, she takes the form of what creature?
3. Who is the mother of The We?
4. What is the first action Asughara takes when she enters Ada's body?
5. In what location do Saachi and Saul get married?
Short Essay Questions
1. What happens to Ada to cause Asughara's emergence?
2. What quality of Ada's body do The We take for granted?
3. What reason does Saul give for not joining Saachi and the other family members in the Southwestern United States?
4. Describe Ada's human father.
5. Give an example of a literary device used by Emezi and how it connects to a theme of Freshwater.
6. What physical change does Asughara lead Ada to make in her appearance and why?
7. What sort of child does Asughara claim to be?
8. In what way is the dream motif portrayed within Freshwater?
9. In what way is the theme of appearance versus reality shown in Soren's character?
10. In what way does Asughara's arrival within Ada's psyche and body add to Ada's problems with self-harm?
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