2. What does Camara find on the honor roll at his school every term?
(a) His friend's name.
(b) His name.
(c) Marie's name.
(d) His uncle's name.

3. What does Camara do when he sits at the bonfire on the night of the ritual?
(a) He sings.
(b) He trembles.
(c) He smiles.
(d) He jumps over the fire.

4. When does Camara leave home?
(a) When he's sixteen.
(b) When he's fourteen.
(c) When he's twelve.
(d) When he's fifteen.

5. What is Camara's mother concerned about when he is home on vacation?
(a) About some of the young men he associates with.
(b) About some of the farmers he associates with.
(c) About some of the children he associates with.
(d) About some of the young women he associates with.

6. What has happened to Camara's school when he returns to it?
(a) It has been destroyed by a flood.
(b) It has become even less interesting.
(c) It has been reorganized.
(d) It has been burnt down.

7. Who has arrived to celebrate Camara's departure from Kouroussa?
(a) Several praise-singers.
(b) Several family members.
(c) Several tom-tom players.
(d) Several friends.

8. How did Camara stay in touch with his friends from home?
(a) With emails.
(b) With letters.
(c) By phone.
(d) Through voice messages.

9. What do Camara and Marie like to do?
(a) Hug.
(b) Sing.
(c) Walk.
(d) Dance.

10. What kind of look is Camara's hut acquiring over time?
(a) An Asian look.
(b) A European look.
(c) An African look.
(d) An American look.

11. Who is Mamadou?
(a) Camara's uncle.
(b) Camara's nephew.
(c) Camara's brother.
(d) Camara's cousin.

12. Why does Camara's mother often get up in the middle of the night?
(a) To go to the bathroom.
(b) To eat something.
(c) To see if Camara is in bed alone.
(d) To talk to Camara.

13. Who encourages Camara and Marie to be more intimate?
(a) Marie's aunts.
(b) Camara's aunts.
(c) Marie's mother.
(d) Camara's uncle.

14. What kind of landscape does Camara see that he has never seen before while on the train to Conakry?
(a) Rivers.
(b) Deserts.
(c) Waterfalls.
(d) Foothills.

15. What is the long tunic that reaches to the heels but is split up the sides called?
(a) A tom-tom.
(b) A wouwou.
(c) A boubou.
(d) A burbon.