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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. After reflecting on his life, what does Craig become overwhelmed with?
(a) Happiness.
(b) Homesickness.
(c) Sorrow.
(d) Guilt.

2. Where do the Matabele Warriors escort Craig to?
(a) Great East Road.
(b) Great West Road.
(c) Great North Road.
(d) Great South Road.

3. What job does Henry Pickering give Craig with World Bank?
(a) Vice President.
(b) Field Investigator.
(c) President.
(d) Chief Financial Officer.

4. What part do Craig and Sally-Anne play in Tungata's trial?
(a) They are not involved in the trial.
(b) They both testify.
(c) They turn over video tapes of the set-up.
(d) They turn over photographs of the set-up.

5. When Craig and Tungata were young what did they develop between them?
(a) A secret written language.
(b) A secret spoken language.
(c) A secret sign language.
(d) A secret code.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Craig stumble across that makes him reflect on his life?

2. When Craig is alone with Sally-Anne what does he tell her?

3. What has Sally-Anne discovered that promises to shake things up in Zimbabwe?

4. What two sides does Craig see to Africa?

5. How does the government respond to Craig Mellow's obsession?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does Craig give the warriors when he leaves King's Lynn?

2. What is the situation Craig works out between Comrade Lookout and himself?

3. Why does Craig want to go back to Africa?

4. Explain how Craig and Sally-Anne's relationship changes while they are traveling with Peter Fungabera.

5. Why does Craig Mellow meet with his publisher?

6. After Tungata is arrested, how does Craig and Sally-Anne's relationship change?

7. Why is the land at King's Lynn devastated?

8. Why are Craig and Sally-Anne in the hospital?

9. What does Craig send to Henry Pickering?

10. What does Captain Nbebi share with Sally-Anne and Craig about Peter?

(see the answer keys)

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