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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. What does Uzodi tell Ijeoma to tell Nnenna to explain why she has been gone for so long?
(a) She was attacked by a dog.
(b) She got hungry and went to a restaurant.
(c) She broke her water pot.
(d) She had to stop at the library.
2. What happens after the children see that Ijeoma can fly?
(a) They admire her all the more.
(b) They are afraid of her.
(c) They ask her to help them escape.
(d) They ask her to help them learn more.
3. Who comes to Ijeoma in Part IV with a bold plan?
(a) Henry.
(b) Phyllipa.
(c) John.
(d) Ikemba.
4. Which friend of Uzodi's is quite bitter and angry?
(a) Helena.
(b) Nwabueze.
(c) Riki.
(d) Faroon.
5. Who meets John when he first comes to the village?
(a) Chinwe.
(b) Nnenna.
(c) Nnamdi.
(d) Cheluchi.
Short Answer Questions
1. What do the attendants all do to Ijeoma at the ministry?
2. Who asks Chinwe and Ijeoma why they are carrying heavy pots on a long trail?
3. What does the pastor call Ijeoma when he first meets her?
4. What does phyllipa hold while teaching?
5. How are the escapees at the ministry caught?
Short Essay Questions
1. How do the other children react to seeing Ijeoma levitate?
2. Why is Chinwe particularly grateful to Ijeoma?
3. What does Nnenna say to Ofodile about his behavior towards Ijeoma in Part III?
4. Why does Phyllipa begin to form an attachment to Ijeoma in Part IV?
5. How does Uzodi react when he sees Ijeoma for the first time in a long while in Part III?
6. How does Ijeoma begin to feel about Ikemba in Part IV?
7. What does Ikemba organize to try to save himself and some others, including Ijeoma?
8. What does Ijeoma come to think of John?
9. In Part III, what physical and emotional milestone does Ijeoma experience?
10. How do nearly all of the attendants at the ministry treat Ijeoma and the others?
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