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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapters 15-16.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What constant struggle does Julius exclaim on, after protecting the woman and her baby from the wind-blown construction barriers on rue Philippe?
(a) To find ways to interact with fellow people.
(b) To modulate the internal environment.
(c) To be in the right place at the right time.
(d) To do good things in the world.

2. On one hand, Julius says that his memory of Nigeria is mostly a blank forgetting—how does he describe the things that do stick with him from that time?
(a) Immanent.
(b) Elusive.
(c) Iridescent.
(d) Irruptive.

3. What does Julius say he is awed by, after forgetting his ATM card PIN?
(a) His looming senescence.
(b) His fragility.
(c) His panic.
(d) His stupidity.

4. What does Julius tell his friend he wanted from Dr. Saito in Chapter 15?
(a) A place in his will.
(b) Words of wisdom.
(c) Advice on his career.
(d) A cry for help.

5. What does Dr. Maillotte tell Julius she thinks about Nigerians?
(a) That they are genial.
(b) That they are lazy.
(c) That they are arrogant.
(d) That they are shifty.

Short Answer Questions

1. What is the second of Farouq’s two projects?

2. How does Julius say he sees the other people who are around when he is in the atrium above the Wall Street subway station?

3. When Julius goes to see Dr. Saito in the beginning of Chapter 14, what is Dr. Saito having a hard time with?

4. What issue is remarkably absent from Julius, Farouq and Khalil’s discussion of Middle East politics?

5. What does Dr. Maillotte tell Julius she thinks about Ghanaians?

(see the answer key)

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