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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

When Matigari shares his food with his fellow prisoners, what does one of the prisoners call this event? (from Part I: Ngaruro wa Kiriro - Wiping Your Tears Away (pages 27-54))

"Generosity incarnate."

"The Last Supper."

"A picnic."

"Dining out."

2.

What is being carried inside the red tractor? (from Part I: Ngaruro wa Kiriro - Wiping Your Tears Away (pages 1-33) )

Industrial machinery and equipment.

Spare parts.

Waste.

Body parts.

3.

What excuse do Settler Williams and John Boy Junior give for rejecting Matigari's request? (from Part I: Ngaruro wa Kiriro - Wiping Your Tears Away (pages 27-54))

Matigari spent five years working abroad.

Matigari was a freedom fighter, and therefore, untrustworthy.

Matigari has committed tax fraud.

Matigari does not have a title-deed.

4.

During the Minister's speech to the factory workers, Robert Williams and John Boy Junior step forward to do what? (from Part 2: Macaria ma na Kihooto - Seeking of Truth and Justice (pages 78-108) )

To announce the start of a new foundation for Ministers.

To donate checks to a special presidential fund for handicapped children.

To donate checks for a special congressional fund for service animals.

To give money to the President directly.

5.

According to the Voice of Truth, for what purpose have the British and European Community given the country a sizeable loan? for “handcuffs, band and leg chains, uniforms for prison warders, electric fences to help guard the prisons and ropes for hanging those who have been sentenced to death” (112). (from Part 3: Guthera na Muriuki - The Pure and the Resurrected (109-148))

For supplies and equipment for the country's schools.

For supplies and equipment for the country's hospitals.

For supplies and basic income for the country's most impoverished people.

For supplies and equipment for the country's prisons.

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