2. What is the debate over in Chapter 7?
(a) Allowing Nelson a seat on the committee.
(b) Allowing outsiders to come into the village and stay without question.
(c) Allowing men to hold committee seats.
(d) Raising a church building.

3. Who chooses the topics for the debates?
(a) None of these.
(b) The Mother Committee.
(c) Nelson Denoon.
(d) An elected official.

4. Why do the villagers disagree with Nelson's insistence on hand washing and sanitation?
(a) Because they are not familiar with it, nor do they understand it.
(b) They believe it is a waste of time.
(c) It is against their religious beliefs.
(d) They do not like using the unfamiliar soaps.

5. What decision is the narrator struggling with regarding Tsau and Nelson Denoon?
(a) Whether or not to leave with him.
(b) Whether or not to return with him to Britain.
(c) Whether or not to stay.
(d) Whether or not to help him start a new village.

6. What does the narrator force Nelson to do out of frustration to jolt him out of his calm mental state?
(a) Write down his experience in the desert day-by-day.
(b) Recall his experience in the desert day-by-day.
(c) Return to the desert.
(d) None of these.

7. What does Nelson drink with Harold?
(a) Rum.
(b) Scotch.
(c) Vodka.
(d) Whiskey.

8. Why does the narrator attend some childbirths in the birthing house?
(a) To prepare for her own birthing experience.
(b) To bless the children as they are born.
(c) To represent Nelson, who is not allowed in.
(d) To improve her midwifery skills.

9. Who has the gun checked out for a supposed lion sighting?
(a) Hector.
(b) Nelson.
(c) Mma Isang.
(d) The narrator.

10. What change does the new Mother Committee make?
(a) Men are now admitted to the Sekopololo.
(b) Men can inherit land.
(c) Men can serve on committees.
(d) Men can now run for office.

11. What things have changed in Nelson's home between the time the narrator goes in to snoop and the first time Nelson invites her over?
(a) Furniture has been added.
(b) A water storage tank has been added to the tub.
(c) It has been cleaned up.
(d) All of these.

12. What parts of the snakes are valuable in Tsau?
(a) Venom.
(b) Skins.
(c) All of these.
(d) Skeletons.

13. What does the narrator do while Nelson sleeps?
(a) Ponders what is happening to her heart.
(b) All of these.
(c) Cleans.
(d) Writes in her journal.

14. What is an example of ideology where Nelson and the villagers in Tsau differ?
(a) Allowing the women to leave the village.
(b) Having guns in the village.
(c) Having men in the village.
(d) The number of hours worked each week.

15. How long is Nelson imprisoned after the accusations are made against him?
(a) Two days.
(b) One day.
(c) Three days.
(d) Twelve hours.