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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. Where is Mohammed from?
(a) Ukemby.
(b) Ghana.
(c) Kenya.
(d) South Africa.
2. Who wants Abeo to be sent to a shrine?
(a) Grandmother.
(b) Ismae.
(c) Wasik.
(d) Serafine.
3. How does Ismae write her message for Wasik?
(a) With a crayon.
(b) With foundation.
(c) With a pen.
(d) With lipstick.
4. Who calls to give Wasik bad news?
(a) His mother.
(b) His cousin.
(c) His brother.
(d) His sister.
5. Who is punished for stealing?
(a) Aymee.
(b) Abeo.
(c) Juba.
(d) Kenya.
6. Who threatens to kill themselves?
(a) Abeo.
(b) Wasik.
(c) Grandmother.
(d) Ismae.
7. Why is Aymee taken to see the priest?
(a) So she can be punished.
(b) So she can get paid.
(c) So she can be touched by the hands of the gods.
(d) So she can be set free.
8. What message does Ismae leave for Wasik?
(a) "Wash the dishes!"
(b) "I hate you!"
(c) "I'm leaving!"
(d) "I love you!"
9. Where does Abeo work?
(a) A music shop.
(b) A hair salon.
(c) A bakery.
(d) A diner.
10. What happens to Juba for three hours?
(a) She is beaten.
(b) She is tied to a tree with cane sugar poured all over her.
(c) She is starved.
(d) She is overworked in the fields.
11. Who dies while Serafine is in Ukemby?
(a) Grandmother.
(b) Ismae.
(c) Wasik.
(d) Abeo.
12. Where are Abeo's parents from?
(a) Cape Town.
(b) Prama.
(c) Port Masi.
(d) Egypt.
13. What religion did the Kata's practice?
(a) Christianity.
(b) Catholicism.
(c) Judism.
(d) Islam.
14. What food causes digestion problems for Abeo?
(a) Mangoes.
(b) Oranges.
(c) Gari.
(d) Cereal.
15. Who does not trust doctors?
(a) Grandmother.
(b) Bembe.
(c) Wasik.
(d) Ismae.
Short Answer Questions
1. How does Wasik show up to Thema's house?
2. What does Abeo do in the puddles outside the hut?
3. Where had Serafine spent her adolescence?
4. Who does Abeo see standing next to Mohammed?
5. Who falls ill?
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