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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 is Ranofer often tempted to do when working?
(a) Sing.
(b) Daydream.
(c) Run away.
(d) Go to sleep.
2. What do the boys do with the person who joined them for lunch?
(a) Teach him to read.
(b) Share their stories.
(c) Share their food.
(d) Listen to his stories.
3. What does Ranofer decide to do about Gebu?
(a) Take him to the temple.
(b) Confront him.
(c) Kill him.
(d) Have him arrested.
4. Who comes upon Ranofer and stops him from seeing much of the hanging?
(a) Gebu.
(b) Heqet.
(c) The old man with the donkey.
(d) Ibni.
5. Where do master goldsmiths live?
(a) On a road all their own.
(b) In the center of the market place.
(c) Near the palace wall.
(d) No where in particular.
Short Answer Questions
1. Where does Ranofer go on the way home?
2. What does Ranofer think he has a plan to do?
3. What does Heqet tell Rekh about in Chapter 5?
4. What is suggested to Ranofer about the hangings?
5. What does the old man encourage Ranofer to do?
Short Essay Questions
1. What does Ranofer become aware of about a week after his new job? What does he think of it?
2. What does Ranofer tell Heqet and what do they decide?
3. Who does Ranofer meet on his way home from work? Where does this person live and what does he do?
4. Why does Ibni talk to Ranofer? What is Ranofer's response?
5. What does Ranofer complain about to his two friends and what is the Ancient's response?
6. What does Ranofer say to Zau and what is his response?
7. What does Gebu ask Ranofer and how does he respond? What does Gebu tell Ranofer?
8. What does Ranofer do when Ibni approaches him at the end of the work day and what are the consequences for him at home?
9. What does Ranofer do when he finally arrives home?
10. How does Ranofer feel after his first day on his new job and what is his boss like?
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