She Would Be King Quiz

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Questions 1-5 of 26:

1.

Who is Safua? (from Pages 1 – 27)

An elder in Gbessa's village.

A boy who taunts Gbessa and who, as he matures, seems to become a friend and ally for her.

Gbessa's father.

A boy who is Gbessa's childhood friend but who, as he matures, becomes her husband.

2.

Who visits Gbessa when she first arrives in her cave? (from Pages 28 - 38)

Khati, her sister.

Ol' Ma Fametta.

Khati, her mother.

Safua's brother.

3.

What are Aragon’s plans for Nanni? (from Pages 91 – 110)

He plans to marry her and raise her child as his own.

He plans to travel around the world with her and see if her ability to disappear travels with her.

He says that he will take her to England, but instead plans to take her to America to work for a plantation owner. .

He says that he will take her to Africa, but instead plans to take her to England for more research.

4.

What does the man on the dock find in his pocket? (from Pages 123 - 156)

A letter of introduction for June Dey written by Master Emerson.

A wanted poster calling for the arrest and capture of June Dey.

A wanted poster calling for the arrest and capture of Norman Aragon.

A set of directions intended to help June Dey find his way to Monrovia.

5.

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

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

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

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

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