Mating Test | Mid-Book Test - Easy

Norman Rush
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Mating Test | Mid-Book Test - Easy

Norman Rush
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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Where does the narrator go to look for Nelson?
(a) All of these.
(b) She goes to the rondavel.
(c) She goes to Nelson's house.
(d) She goes to the Mother Committee.

2. Who leads the narrator to Nelson Denoon?
(a) A local official.
(b) Women in the market.
(c) A soldier.
(d) Children.

3. How many members are on Tsau's governing body?
(a) Eight.
(b) Seven.
(c) Five.
(d) Ten.

4. How do the inhabitants of the squatter settlement view the narrator when she comes looking for Denoon?
(a) As an official-looking white woman.
(b) As a suspicious outsider.
(c) As a friend.
(d) As someone who wants to improve their situation.

5. What physical change in the narrator causes her to worry about physical stress and poor nutrition while in the bush?
(a) She begins losing her hair.
(b) The cessation of her menstrual cycle.
(c) Her steady loss of weight.
(d) All of these.

6. After the narrator has been in Tsau a couple of days, who tells her the village has no room for one more and she must leave as soon as possible?
(a) Mma Isang.
(b) Isang Mma.
(c) No one told her this.
(d) Dineo.

7. What characteristics does "Z" demonstrate?
(a) Interested in anthropology.
(b) Loneliness.
(c) Vanity.
(d) All of these.

8. How many homesteads are in Tsau?
(a) 175.
(b) 150.
(c) 250.
(d) 200.

9. What does Nelson Denoon suggest African's should harness the power of?
(a) The waterways.
(b) The wind.
(c) The sun.
(d) The local people.

10. Where does the narrator stop before heading to Tsau?
(a) A settlement in Kang.
(b) A settlement in Cape Town.
(c) A mission in Kang.
(d) A mission in Botswana.

11. Who grabs the narrator by the hips and pushes her forward after Nelson Denoon's speech?
(a) Wade Martin.
(b) Nelson Denoon.
(c) "Z".
(d) Grace Denoon.

12. What is the social purpose of Tsau?
(a) To balance some of the injustices black African women face.
(b) None of these.
(c) To remove the rights of black African women.
(d) To remove the rights of black African men.

13. How does the narrator know of Nelson Denoon?
(a) She has been friends with him for years.
(b) She admired his work while she was at Harvard.
(c) She has been one of his colleagues for years.
(d) She admired his work while she was at Stanford University.

14. Who is Martin Wade?
(a) A South African army deserter.
(b) A local politician.
(c) A former soldier of the black revolutionaries.
(d) A former colleague of the narrator.

15. What things is the narrator ready for when she arrives in Gaborone?
(a) Luxury.
(b) Abundance.
(c) All of these.
(d) Romance.

Short Answer Questions

1. How often does Nelson Denoon take his retreats?

2. Who is having the party where the narrator may meet Nelson Denoon?

3. What color is Nelson Denoon's hair?

4. Who does the narrator have quasi-romantic interludes with while traveling to Victoria Falls?

5. What activity do the narrator and Nelson do together around the village?

(see the answer keys)

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