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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. Who makes David a meal in Chapter 20?
(a) Marita.
(b) Madame.
(c) Catherine.
(d) Nina.
2. What does Davy decide when they reach the female elephant corpse?
(a) He will never be greedy about money.
(b) He will never eat a living thing.
(c) He will never hunt again.
(d) He will never tell anyone anything again.
3. About what does David say he cares most in Chapter 25?
(a) Catherine.
(b) Himself.
(c) Marita.
(d) His writing.
4. What does David write on the first day he tries to write after his stories have been burned?
(a) Simple sentences.
(b) Scripture passages.
(c) Lists of words.
(d) Poems.
5. How does David view his life in Chapter 17?
(a) A refuge.
(b) Chaotic.
(c) Exciting.
(d) Terrifying.
Short Answer Questions
1. Where is Marita when David finds her in Chapter 16?
2. Where does Davy's father first shoot the elephant?
3. What does Catherine do after she reads the short story?
4. What does Juma call elephant mates?
5. How does David feel when he finishes the elephant story?
Short Essay Questions
1. What happens when Davy, his father, and Juma finally catch sight of the elephant?
2. What does David think about while Madame makes him a meal while he is alone in the house?
3. What does David do when he gets back from the beach with the girls after finishing the elephant story?
4. What do David and Marita talk about after David writes about the skeleton of the female elephant?
5. About what does Marita wonder in Chapter 28?
6. What does Catherine do when she comes into the house in Chapter 20?
7. Where does David meet Catherine and Marita in Chapter 23, and how do they look when he gets there?
8. What is the subject of David's second short story?
9. What happens to David as he writes his short story about Africa?
10. What does Catherine do when she reads the David's first short story?
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