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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 tells David that Catherine has left for Paris?
(a) Marita.
(b) The butler.
(c) A note.
(d) Madame.
2. Where do David and Marita go when they are alone?
(a) The cafy.
(b) The cove.
(c) A hotel suite.
(d) The writing room.
3. What is worth a fortune to the boy and his father in Africa?
(a) Ammunition.
(b) Water tanks.
(c) Oil reserves.
(d) Elephant tusks.
4. What does David love most about writing his African stories?
(a) He is escaping Catherine.
(b) He is expressing deep thoughts.
(c) He is revisiting his father.
(d) He is in control.
5. Who makes David a meal in Chapter 20?
(a) Madame.
(b) Nina.
(c) Catherine.
(d) Marita.
Short Answer Questions
1. What does Juma call elephant mates?
2. What does Catherine call Marita when they return from celebrating about the elephant story?
3. What does Catherine do to the clippings about David's writing?
4. What word does Davy use to describe the dying elephant?
5. What was David's dog's name?
Short Essay Questions
1. What do David and Marita talk about after David writes about the skeleton of the female elephant?
2. What does David do when he gets back from the beach with the girls after finishing the elephant story?
3. What does David do after Catherine has destroyed his short stories?
4. What happens to David as he writes his short story about Africa?
5. What is the subject of David's second short story?
6. What does Catherine say to David about his clippings when they are on the beach, and what has she done with them?
7. What makes it easier for David to write the African stories the second time?
8. Where does David meet Catherine and Marita in Chapter 23, and how do they look when he gets there?
9. What does Madame tell David after his short stories have been destroyed?
10. What does Catherine do when she reads the David's first short story?
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