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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. How old is the girl whose plight Marcellina wants Anna to understand?
(a) 18.
(b) 4.
(c) 14.
(d) 9.
2. What does Ken do for Anna in the end of Chapter 16 at the airport?
(a) Carries her bag for her.
(b) Tells security she is the daughter of the prime minister.
(c) Helps her get through security by saying she is with him.
(d) Pays a bribe for her to get through security.
3. What does Anna do at the place where she and Adrian go in the end of Chapter 18?
(a) Sketch in her sketchbook.
(b) Talks on her phone the whole time she is there.
(c) Has sex.
(d) Faint.
4. What do the locals call Anna when she walks alone?
(a) Obroni.
(b) Student.
(c) Prostitute.
(d) Ghost.
5. How does Ken say the Bamanians eat?
(a) Like gods.
(b) Like royalty.
(c) Like prisoners.
(d) Like peasants.
Short Answer Questions
1. Who is Marcellina's fiance?
2. What do the people in the villages call Kofi?
3. Where does Marcellina take Anna in Chapter 23?
4. Who runs the place where Marcellina and Anna go for food and drink in Chapter 23?
5. What is the neighborhood Kofi's bungalow is located in?
Short Essay Questions
1. Who does Anna meet in Bamana when she arrives, and why?
2. What happens between Anna and Ken in Chapter 17?
3. Why does Anna not tell anyone - except for Adrian Bennett - who her father really is in Bamana?
4. How does Anna's first meeting with Kofi go?
5. In Chapter 22, what does seeing the crocodiles at feeding time seem to symbolize for Anna?
6. What does Marcellina show Anna that deeply disturbs her?
7. In Chapter 17, what does Anna have done to her hair and what does she think of it?
8. Why did Anna never really try to make a go of art school when she was young?
9. What does Kofi tell Anna about his feelings for her mother?
10. What is Anna's experience at the slave fort in Chapter 18?
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