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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. Whom does Mark Anders try to plead to when there is a scuffle going on between him and the other person?
(a) Harry Fisher.
(b) Fergus MacDonald.
(c) Helena.
(d) Dirk Courtney.

2. Which direction has the lioness taken her cubs to after she senses a change in the weather?
(a) West.
(b) South.
(c) North.
(d) East.

3. Who is Mbejane?
(a) General Sean Courtney's cousin.
(b) General Sean Courtney's friend.
(c) General Sean Courtney's soldier.
(d) General Sean Courtney's newphew.

4. What is Mark Anders's reaction when he see General Sean Courtney?
(a) He is happy to see him glowing.
(b) He is shocked to see him grow very very thin.
(c) He is shocked to see him grow old.
(d) He is happy to see him smiling with open arms.

5. Who takes Hobday to General Sean Courtney and his wife?
(a) Mark Anders.
(b) Pungushe.
(c) Storm.
(d) He goes alone.

Short Answer Questions

1. Who shows Mark Anders his grandfather's grave?

2. Who goes to visit Dirk Courtney after Hobday makes all the confessions?

3. Who tells Mark Anders about his grandfather's death?

4. Where does Sean Courtney want to return to after speaking to Mark Anders and knowing that he wants to leave?

5. Where is Storm's cottage?

Short Essay Questions

1. What is the conversation Mark and Pungushe have when Mark Anders returns to Chaka's Gate?

2. How does Mark get hold of Hobday?

3. What happens to Mark when he is riding his horse?

4. Why is the General angry when Mark gets money from Dirk?

5. How do Mark and Pungushe lead Dirk and his company astray?

6. What can be said about the man Derek Hunt?

7. Why does the General appear so old when Mark goes to meet him?

8. What does Mark do when he meets Storm on the beach at Umhlanga Rocks?

9. Why is Mark stunned when talking to the General when he asks him about Storm?

10. Why does Harry kill himself?

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