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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. Which friend of Mrs. Johnson's is quite impolite and severe?
(a) Henrietta.
(b) Elizabeth.
(c) Ernestine.
(d) Annie.

2. Where do Gbessa and Maisy go while Henry and Gerald stay in Monrovia?
(a) Sinou County.
(b) Ringhold Island.
(c) Marshall Islands.
(d) Maryland County.

3. What is one thing Norman eats a lot of in the jungle?
(a) Breadfruits.
(b) Oranges.
(c) Tamarinds.
(d) Papayas.

4. What are the women June Dey and Norman come upon in the woods doing when they come upon the women?
(a) Painting.
(b) Cooking.
(c) Swimming.
(d) Gathering water.

5. What was the organization that contributed to the American majority's interest in ridding its cities of free Negroes?
(a) The Monroe Society.
(b) The American Colonization Society.
(c) The Quakers.
(d) The American Lincoln Project.

Short Answer Questions

1. Who does Gbessa marry?

2. How is Sia killed?

3. Where do Gbessa and Henry's cousin go together late at night one night?

4. Where does June Dey tell Norman he is from?

5. Who does Gbessa think of on her wedding day?

Short Essay Questions

1. What secret does Gbessa tell Maisy when they get to know each other?

2. Why does Norman help Gbessa when he finds her on the road?

3. What does Norman suggest Gbessa's gift might be, after she is taken?

4. How does Norman Aragon get to Monrovia?

5. What does Mr. Johnson say to rally the crowd at his house in Part IV?

6. What does Gbessa think when she first sees Marlene Johnson, and how does Marlene react?

7. Where had June Dey been trying to get to when he found himself bound for Africa?

8. What sight greets Norman in a ravaged village in Part III that changes the way he thinks about using his gift?

9. What surprises Norman about his jailers when he first sees them in Monrovia?

10. How does Gbessa react to Norman and June Dey at first?

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