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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 is Leafy's brother-in-law?
(a) Edward.
(b) Walter.
(c) Tony.
(d) Hal.

2. After meeting with Chloe, what do Priscilla and Leafy talk about?
(a) Priscilla pleads with Morgan to rekindle their relationship.
(b) They discuss the upcoming election.
(c) Leafy wants to talk about their relationship, but Priscilla does not.
(d) Priscilla recommends a plan to flea Africa together.

3. In Part One, Chapter 3, who makes the special delivery to Leafy?
(a) Priscilla.
(b) Hazel.
(c) A bartender.
(d) A steward.

4. What two things can Leafy count on in Africa?
(a) Liars and cheaters.
(b) Friends and faith.
(c) Sex and beer.
(d) Love and money.

5. What is Dr. Murray's intention concerning his committee?
(a) To file a positive report on the proposed land acquisition site.
(b) To sell the land site to the university from his personal holdings.
(c) To file a negative report on the proposed land acquisition site.
(d) To purchase the proposed land site for himself.

Short Answer Questions

1. Whom is Leafy directed to bribe?

2. What is Arthur Fanshawe's title?

3. In Part One, Chapter 5, Leafy thinks about whose engagement?

4. Who consulted the town planning records on the land in the proposed deal?

5. After meeting with Chloe, Leafy walks with Priscilla to __________________.

Short Essay Questions

1. What does the blackmailing require Leafy to do?

2. In what ways is Leafy selfish?

3. What does the note the steward delivers to Leafy say?

4. Why is Leafy to bribe Dr. Murray?

5. What is the relationship between Leafy and Hazel?

6. In Part One, Chapter 5, how does Leafy see himself as a human being?

7. What information is revealed about Leafy's loved ones back home?

8. Explain Leafy's need for control and how he controls Hazel.

9. Describe Adekunle.

10. Explain the relationship between Great Britain and Kinjanja.

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