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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. Who stops Onyesonwu from frightening the people in the market in Chapter 24?
(a) Nana the Wise.
(b) Mwiti.
(c) Aro.
(d) Ana.`

2. What does Aro kill in Chapter 23?
(a) Sheep.
(b) Cat.
(c) Goat.
(d) Dog.

3. In Chapter 18, how many days pass before Onyesonwu goes to Aro's hut?
(a) 11.
(b) 19.
(c) 28.
(d) 5.

4. What does Binta bring for her lunch in Chapter 9?
(a) Goat sandwich.
(b) Egg sandwich.
(c) Mutton sandwich.
(d) Ham sandwich.

5. What does Onyesonwu become when she follows Mwita in Chapter 8?
(a) Hawk.
(b) Sparrow.
(c) Eagle.
(d) Vulture.

Short Answer Questions

1. How did Mwita and other captive children had to kill a boy who tried to escape their captors?

2. Of the children Aro has taught before Onyesonwu, how many have passed the initiation to be able to learn the Great Mystic Points?

3. On the first day Onyesonwu goes to Aro for teaching, how long does he tell her to meditate before bed?

4. How many days after Onyesonwu's initiation do Binta, Diti, and Luyu come to see her?

5. On clear days when Oneyesonwu and her mother roamed the desert, how far was she allowed to venture from her mother on clear days?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why did Onyesonwu go through the Eleventh Rite?

2. What happens when Onyesonwu walks into the desert for her initiation?

3. How was Onyesonwu conceived?

4. Why does Onyesonwu go to the House of Osugbo and why does she never want to return?

5. How do Binta, Luyu, and Diti help Onyesonwu after initiation?

6. What happens to Fadil Ogundimu's blacksmith shop after he dies?

7. What does Aro tell Onyesonwu about the tools she has to work the four Points?

8. Where does Onyesonwu find herself during the Eleventh Rite?

9. In Chapter 16, what happens when Onyesonwu goes to ask Aro again to teach her?

10. When and why does Aro finally agree to teach Onyesonwu?

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