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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.
Short Answer Questions
1. After meeting with Tungata, what does Craig realize?
2. What kind of puppy does Craig give to Sally-Anne for her birthday?
3. What happens the first time Craig and Sally-Anne are alone at Queen's Lynn?
4. What happens when the first four bulls arrive on Craig's land?
5. What is the name of the organization that Craig Mellow works for?
Short Essay Questions
1. Explain Samson Kumalo's response to Craig's plan to restore his family ranch.
2. How does Craig's meeting with Tungata go regarding buying his family's property back?
3. What does Captain Nbebi share with Sally-Anne and Craig about Peter?
4. How do Craig and Sally-Anne learn that Peter has lied to them?
5. What happens when Peter sets up an undercover operation to catch Tungata?
6. Do you think Comrade Minister of State's plan was a moral thing to do?
7. Explain the situation between Craig and the warriors he encounters on King's Lynn.
8. Why does Craig lose all sympathy for Tungata?
9. What is the situation Craig works out between Comrade Lookout and himself?
10. Explain how Craig and Sally-Anne's relationship changes while they are traveling with Peter Fungabera.
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
Write an essay describing the events starting when Peter comes onto the King's Lynn property with his brigade until Craig and Sally-Anne end up at Empandi.
Essay Topic 2
The book opens with Craig Mellow returning to Africa. He sees the state of his family's ranch and longs to take it from destruction and restore it to its former glory. The themes of restoration and destruction run throughout the book. Choose one example of restoration and one example of destruction from the book and discuss how each one took place.
Essay Topic 3
Tungata's trial is one of the most important aspects of the book. Briefly describe Tungata's charges, his trial (including who testifies) and his response to his sentence.
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