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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. Why are her fellow employees resentful of her?
(a) She is too honest.
(b) She is too eager to stay late.
(c) She is related to the boss.
(d) She is too diligent and effective in her job.
2. What does the older man do to try to distract the boy?
(a) He gives him food.
(b) He tells him a story.
(c) He talks about his son.
(d) He tells him about his children.
3. What does the teacher at Sunday school teach them that boys and men are ridiculously proud of?
(a) Their 'things'.
(b) Their family.
(c) Their mates.
(d) Their level of income.
4. Who leaves a note for Nandira that is found by Mr. Patel?
(a) Jeffrey.
(b) John.
(c) Jack.
(d) Jacob.
5. Who does he specifically suggest?
(a) Mr. Patel.
(b) Mr. Lapel.
(c) Mr. Aplet.
(d) Mr. Palet.
Short Answer Questions
1. What kind of competition is Precious selected to enter?
2. Why is Precious determined to marry him?
3. What potential dangers is Mma Ramotswe reminded of?
4. What is the final thing she does in this case?
5. How does Mma Ramotswe disguise herself to solve this case?
Short Essay Questions
1. What issue, common in the mines of South Africa, does Obed witness that causes him to quit his job?
2. What does Mr. J.L.B. Matekoni suggest that Mma Ramotswe do to increase her revenue and build a reputation for herself?
3. What is the outcome of Mma Ramotswe's attempts to follow Nandira?
4. What happens when Mma Ramotswe suggests that Mr. Patel be less controlling?
5. Why does the young boy get into the truck with two strangers?
6. Why does Mma Malatsi come to Mma Ramotswe?
7. How does Mma Ramotswe track down the truth about Peter Malatsi and what does she discover?
8. What is the cause of Obed Ramotswe's death?
9. What do the contents of the crocodile's stomach reveal?
10. What thoughts go through Mma Ramotswe's mind as she drives her white van through the Kalahari?
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