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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. Where do the self-exiled Ghanaian fishermen live?
(a) In the United States.
(b) In Morocco.
(c) On the east coast of Africa.
(d) On the west coast of Africa.
2. According to Sissie, where does the oppressed multiple think that salvation comes from?
(a) The imperial seat.
(b) Africa.
(c) God.
(d) Their parents.
3. What does Sissie notice about Marija's fingers on her breast?
(a) They are cold.
(b) They are small.
(c) They are rough..
(d) They are large.
4. What does Marija tell Sissie that she wishes?
(a) That she were better educated.
(b) That she had a baby girl.
(c) That she were happier.
(d) That she could move to Africa.
5. How is Sissie known locally?
(a) The Lady Sissie.
(b) The African Miss.
(c) The African Goddess.
(d) Her Highness.
Short Answer Questions
1. Who thinks that the Germans are oppressed?
2. From where specifically do the Presidents of the North govern?
3. With what does Kunle suspect the doctors experienced?
4. According to the narrative in Section 2, what do the ministers and commissioners drink?
5. According to one of the novel's characters, who uses the road everyday?
Short Essay Questions
1. What is the name of the relative of Sissie's West African friend whom she meets?
2. What meat does Marija plan to cook for Sissie on the day she is scheduled to depart?
3. To which cities in Germany does Sissie plan to travel after he stay in Bavaria?
4. Who tells Sissie that going out late is against the rules?
5. What country other than Ghana does Sissie tell Marija she has visited?
6. What does Marija give Sissie before she departs?
7. According to Sissie, what would have allowed her and Marija to have a love affair?
8. How many children does Sissie's mother have?
9. For how long has Kunle lived in Africa?
10. What does the German-born American professor tell Sissie that Germany, Ireland, and Africa have in common?
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