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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 case that haunts Ranta will remain closed, according to a promise by the detective?
(a) Alice's.
(b) Michael's.
(c) Andrea's.
(d) Angel's.

2. Who is the infant orphan staying at Matekoni's house?
(a) Peco.
(b) Mark.
(c) The girl.
(d) The boy.

3. Whom did the person Florence meet at the take out restaurant live with?
(a) A man with 3 children.
(b) A man with a chimpanzee.
(c) A woman with 3 children.
(d) A woman with a goat.

4. Who tells Ramotswe to come to the house to hear the whole story about the student and the altered exam?
(a) Matekoni.
(b) Ranta.
(c) Puso.
(d) Badule.

5. What does the adoptive father of the orphans want to provide for the children?
(a) A good education.
(b) New clothes.
(c) A new house.
(d) New books.

Short Answer Questions

1. The client's partner visits a man who has a wife where?

2. Who has the children visiting the garage with him?

3. Whose case does the assistant detective receive?

4. Who is upset to learn she still has to do the typing even though she is now an assistant detective?

5. Where does the person work that owes Florence money?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does Makutsi discover on the trail of Badule's wife?

2. Why is Ramotswe upset about the newspaper article on sleep?

3. What does the orphan girl feel she must do for Matekoni?

4. After obtaining the information she needed, what does Ramotswe decide to do for Curtin and Ranta?

5. Why does Ramotswe feel scared about visiting Ranta and how does Matekoni help her?

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

7. What does Badule explain is his concern to Makutsi?

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

9. Why is it awkward when Matekoni tells Ramotswe about the children, and what does he fear?

10. How did Michael die according to Dr. Ranta?

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