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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 can't afford to pay for both an assistant detective and a secretary?
(a) Ramotswe.
(b) Badule.
(c) Makutsi.
(d) Maketoni.

2. What does the article about sleeping problems say about fat people and sleep?
(a) Fat people are comfortable to sleep on.
(b) Fat people deprive skinny people of sleep.
(c) Fat people sleep too much.
(d) Fat people should lose weight in order to sleep better.

3. Who did Florence meet at a take-out restaurant?
(a) Leannye.
(b) Abigail.
(c) Matekoni.
(d) Ramotswe.

4. Who is upset to learn she still has to do the typing even though she is now an assistant detective?
(a) Maketoni.
(b) Makutsi.
(c) Badule.
(d) Ramotswe.

5. Whose disappearance does the professor say he has no knowledge of?
(a) Michael.
(b) Matekoni.
(c) Puso.
(d) Badule.

Short Answer Questions

1. What role does Ramotswe play for the orphans?

2. From whom does the detective learn that Ranta is a ladies' man?

3. Who drives to the University looking for Mr. Oswald Ranta?

4. Who is the infant orphan staying at Matekoni's house?

5. Who found people stealing meat at his place of employment ?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does Matekoni discover about the two orphan children when he takes them to his garage?

2. What does Florence request from Paul, and how does he stop her?

3. What decision does Maketoni make about the orphans while sitting in his office?

4. How does the orphan girl feel about Matekoni and his residence?

5. Why is Makutsi upset about typing, and what does Ramotswe offer her?

6. Why is Ramotswe curious about the orphan children when she comes out of the post office?

7. Who is Leaynne described in Chapter 15, and why does he owe Florence a favor?

8. How does Florence get what she deserves?

9. Why did Carla leave the farm after Michael's death?

10. What is Florence's plan to frame Ramotswe?

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