She Would Be King Quiz

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Questions 1-5 of 26:

1.

Who is Ol’ Ma Famatta? (from Pages 28 - 38)

The elder who first accuses Gbessa of being a witch.

A cursed old man that Gbessa and her community believe lives in the trees.

A cursed old woman that Gbessa and her community believe lives in the moon.

An elderly woman who becomes Gbessa's only friend in the village.

2.

Who does Kilimanjaro resemble? (from Pages 285 – 294)

Gbessa.

Nanni.

Darlene.

Charlotte.

3.

Who is Gbessa thinking about as she marries Gerald? (from Pages 203 – 232)

Norman Aragon.

June Dey.

Safua.

Her mother.

4.

What does ACS stand for, and why is it significant? (from Pages 123 - 156)

ACS stands for the American Commission against Slavery; the organization was intended to investigate the causes and consequences of slavery.

ACS stands for the Association of Concerned Slaves; the organization was intended to bring the concerns of slaves to their white masters.

ACS stands for the American Colonization Society; the organization was intended to fund and support the creation of colonies of freed slaves in America.

ACS stands for the American Colonization Society; the organization was intended to fund and support the creation of an African country for freed slaves.

5.

Who is Shan? (from Pages 39 – 64)

A troubled young white girl that Charlotte tried to protect from a beating by her parents.

A troubled young slave that Charlotte tried to protect from a beating by white overseers.

A fellow slave who tries to protect Charlotte from the anger of Master Emerson.

A beautiful female slave who speaks cruelly to Charlotte.

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