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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. How does Tiemoko feel at the end of Diara's trial?
(a) Confused.
(b) Peaceful.
(c) Embarassed.
(d) Proud.

2. How does Diara feel at the end of his trial?
(a) Proud.
(b) Peaceful.
(c) Embarassed.
(d) Confused.

3. Where do Bakayoko's co-leaders decide to put guards after the deadly battle in "Chapter 3"?
(a) By themselves.
(b) Near the villages.
(c) In front of the train offices.
(d) Around the union offices.

4. Where does N'Deye Touti go after leaving the police in "Chapter 9"?
(a) To Beaugosse's office.
(b) To the river.
(c) To the compound.
(d) To her mother's house.

5. In "Chapter 6", what does the narrator say people began to talk about when they spoke of the strike?
(a) They started siding with the management.
(b) They stopped speaking about the strike.
(c) They focused on God when talking about the strike.
(d) They planned for a new union.

Short Answer Questions

1. Why does Tiemoko visit Bakayoko in "Chapter 7"?

2. What does Mame Sofi get along with the water in "Chapter 5"?

3. Why does Ramatoulaye threaten to kill her brother's pet?

4. Why does Penda help distribute the food?

5. What does Tiemoko do when he realizes Diara returned to work?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why does Keita get in trouble at Diara's trial?

2. What happens when the soldiers arrive in "Chapter 2"?

3. What makes Maimouna stand out in the marketplace?

4. What does Ad'jibid'ji do when the French soldiers arrive in "Chapter 7"?

5. What action does Tiemoko decide to take against Diara in "Chapter 7"?

6. How do the workers feel the morning of the strike in "Chapter 2"?

7. How does Penda feel about men?

8. Why does Niakoro want to test Ad'jibid'ji's mind?

9. In "Chapter 3", what solutions to the strike do Dejean and the deputies come up with?

10. During Diara's trial, what things occur that make the crowd angry?

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