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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. Who does Anna spend time with the night before her flight to Bamana?
(a) Katherine and Rose.
(b) Ken.
(c) Adrian.
(d) Robert.
2. What happens to Anna when she tries to leave Bamana in Chapter 26?
(a) She is detained at the airport.
(b) Her purse is stolen at the last minute.
(c) She faints at the airport.
(d) A stray bullet hits her.
3. What does Ken tell Anna about the ocean in Bamana?
(a) It has strong currents.
(b) It is like the water in the Caribbean.
(c) The waters are shark-infested.
(d) It is polluted.
4. What does the zoo in the countryside of Bamana have that no one else in the country as, according to Kofi?
(a) A tiger.
(b) An elephant.
(c) An orangutan.
(d) A crocodile.
5. How long is the flight to Bamana?
(a) 2 hours.
(b) 10 hours.
(c) 8 hours.
(d) 6 hours.
Short Answer Questions
1. Why does Anna feel sorry for Kofi in Chapter 21?
2. Whose house party is Anna invited to in Chapter 25?
3. What does Ken tell Anna Kofi is planning to do in Chapter 25?
4. What does Kofi arrange for Anna to be able to stay in Bamana?
5. Where do Adrian and Anna go together in the end of Chapter 18?
Short Essay Questions
1. What episode from Kofi's past does Anna find most disturbing?
2. Why does Anna not tell anyone - except for Adrian Bennett - who her father really is in Bamana?
3. In Chapter 17, what shocks Anna about seeing the puppy on the street?
4. How does Anna's first meeting with Kofi go?
5. Who does Anna meet in Bamana when she arrives, and why?
6. What does Marcellina show Anna that deeply disturbs her?
7. In Chapter 22, what does seeing the crocodiles at feeding time seem to symbolize for Anna?
8. What disagreements did Robert and Anna have about raising Rose?
9. What does Anna do the night before her flight to Bamana?
10. What is Anna's experience at the slave fort in Chapter 18?
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