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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. In Chapter 18, what does Onyesonwu make her mother for breakfast before she goes to Aro's hut?
(a) Pap and akara.
(b) Fried yam and egg stew.
(c) Bread and tea.
(d) Chips mayai.

2. What color are Mwita's eyes?
(a) Blue.
(b) Gray.
(c) Black.
(d) Gold-brown.

3. At the beginning of Chapter 9, how long has it been since Onyesonwu has seen Mwita?
(a) 2 weeks.
(b) 8 days.
(c) 3 weeks.
(d) 4 days.

4. How long did it take Onyesonwu to learn to sustain being ignorable for 10 minutes?
(a) 3 months.
(b) A month.
(c) 4 months.
(d) 2 months.

5. On the first day Onyesonwu goes to Aro for teaching, how long does he tell her to meditate before bed?
(a) An hour.
(b) 45 minutes.
(c) 90 minutes.
(d) 30 minutes.

Short Answer Questions

1. On which of the Seven Rivers is the village Aro is from?

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

3. How many Mystic Points are there?

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

5. How long did Mwita spend with his captors?

Short Essay Questions

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

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

3. How is Onyesonwu to prepare for her initiation?

4. How was Mwiti conceived?

5. Why did Onyesonwu go through the Eleventh Rite?

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

7. Who brings photographs from the West and what do the photos show?

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

9. What juju does Onyesonwu tell Luyu, Diti, and Binta was worked on the girls during the Eleventh Rite?

10. How does Onyesonwu spend the first festival day for the Rain Fest with her friends?

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