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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. What do the men do to Little Bee?
(a) Rape her.
(b) Beat her.
(c) Put her inside the boat.
(d) Set her free.

2. How do they get there?
(a) They drive in Sarah's car.
(b) They walk.
(c) They take the train.
(d) They take a taxi.

3. How does Little Bee see the world?
(a) As a cruel place.
(b) As a dark place.
(c) As a scary place.
(d) As full of possibility.

4. What does Sarah tell Little Bee after Little Bee tells her she is illegal and scared?
(a) Sarah says she must go back to the center.
(b) Sarah says she will try to help.
(c) Sarah says she will call the police.
(d) Sarah says nothing, she is too upset to speak.

5. What does Sarah think Andrew was doing before he died?
(a) Writing a book about girls like Little Bee.
(b) Having an affair.
(c) Planning a divorce.
(d) Preparing to go back to Nigeria.

Short Answer Questions

1. Where did the men take the girls after the couple left?

2. How did Lawrence feel about writing a condolence letter to the Home Secretary?

3. What does Sarah ask Little Bee to do when she wakes?

4. Where did Little Bee hide before she revealed herself to Sarah?

5. What warning does Lawrence give Little Bee?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does Sarah tell Little Bee she found in Andrew's office?

2. Did the trip to Nigeria help or hurt Sarah and Andrew's relationship?

3. Why does Lawrence dislike Little Bee?

4. What did Little Bee find on the beach as she was fleeing the men?

5. Why might Sarah be determined to help Little Bee?

6. What does Little Bee want to know about when she and Sarah go to the store for milk?

7. What does Little Bee think of London as she, Sarah and Charlie travel to see the river?

8. Why does Sarah want to help Little Bee?

9. What happened to Little Bee and her sister?

10. What happened after Andrew found out about Sarah's affair?

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