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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. What animal do the villagers attribute to the new baby?
(a) A flamingo.
(b) A gorilla.
(c) A gazelle.
(d) A lion.
2. What does Kanty demand from his country's neighboring lands?
(a) Women.
(b) Land.
(c) Taxes.
(d) Respect.
3. What does the king give to his subjects in celebration for the birth of the new child?
(a) Wine.
(b) Ammunition.
(c) Food.
(d) Cigars.
4. Which character is forced into Kanty's employment?
(a) Fassyky.
(b) Manding Bory.
(c) Sundiata.
(d) Dankaran.
5. How does Dankaran feel when Sundiata swears to return from exile?
(a) He is apathetic.
(b) He is amused.
(c) He is angered.
(d) He is terrified.
Short Answer Questions
1. Which of the following is NOT something that Fassyky discovers in Kanty's sorcery chamber?
2. How is Kanty related to Fakoli?
3. What are Sundiata's ancestors known for being able to extract from plants and herbs that others cannot?
4. In which African country does this story take place?
5. What does Sogolon beg to borrow from Sassouma?
Short Essay Questions
1. How does Sundiata collect the army that fights with him in Tabon?
2. Who is Manding Bory, and what role does he play in Sundiata'slife?
3. How do the people of Mali react to the news that Sundiata has arrived to return the land to them?
4. What changes does Sundiata make in the African nation after he is appointed emperor?
5. How are the Malian merchants discovered in Mema, and what is the reaction to their arrival?
6. Why did ancient kings initially want griots?
7. What does Fassyky find in Kanty's sorcery chambers?
8. What happens during Sundiata's first battle against Soumaoro?
9. Why do Sundiata and Soumaoro continue to battle with each other even after the initial fight that wiped out Soumaoro's men?
10. Who were the early kings of Mali?
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