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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 visits Ake at the beginning of Chapter 9?
(a) A strange medicine man.
(b) Ibara.
(c) Father.
(d) Odemo.
2. What is the primary demand of the women's group when they organize a protest march?
(a) A better sewer system.
(b) Better healthcare.
(c) An end to police brutality.
(d) An end to taxation.
3. What is Daodu's other name?
(a) Alake.
(b) Aduni Mo.
(c) Da Pelumo.
(d) Reverend A.O. Ransome-Kuti.
4. What are Wole's future plans for Mrs. Odufuwa?
(a) He plans to hit her for humiliating him.
(b) He plans to bring her to Isara.
(c) He plans to ask her to be his new mother.
(d) He plans to marry her.
5. How does Wild Christian respond to the mob violence in Chapter 14?
(a) Wild Christian betrays the women's group to the local police.
(b) Wild Christian is among the most violent instigators in the mob.
(c) Wild Christian doesn't believe violence is the way, and she refuses to participate.
(d) Wild Christian tries to strangle the Alake.
Short Answer Questions
1. What is the name of the market Wole travels through on the way to choir practice?
2. In Chapter 14, how does Wild Christian come to the aid of a local chief?
3. What racist view does Beere express in Chapter 15?
4. How long does the mob violence at the Alake compound last?
5. Why does Sorowanke leave her home in Chapter 10?
Short Essay Questions
1. What is the nature of the controversy that arises from Beere's trip to England? How does the women's group respond?
2. Describe Wild Christian's women's group. Who are its members? What do they discuss?
3. What is the highlight of Wole's time on the farm with Broda Pupa in Chapter 9?
4. Describe the tax controversy that arises in Chapter 13, and how the women's group addresses it.
5. Overall, what is Wole's view about getting an education?
6. How does Wild Christian react to the chaos and violence that erupts at the Alake's compound?
7. How does Sorowanke anger the peddlers of Dayisi's Walk? How is the conflict resolved?
8. Describe the events that lead up to the violence at the Alake's compound.
9. At the beginning of Chapter 9, what apparent blasphemy does Wole commit in Odemo's palace?
10. How does the Alake respond to the women's march?
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