2. What was the narrator being told by the person who picks him up?
(a) That his grandfather was all right.
(b) That the boys were all right.
(c) That his father was all right.
(d) That Hosna was all right.

3. How did the narrator feel about Hosna?
(a) He was in love with her.
(b) He didn't particularly like her.
(c) He liked her as a friend.
(d) He hated her.

4. What was the narrator caught in when he couldn't go any further?
(a) The current.
(b) His chair.
(c) An accident.
(d) A net.

5. What did the narrator do to the triangular room?
(a) He burned it.
(b) He painted it.
(c) He destroyed it.
(d) Nothing.

Short Answer Questions

1. Who tried to prevent the tragedy at Wad's house?

2. How were Hosna and Wad buried?

3. Why was the land of the narrator condemned?

4. Where did the narrator want to go when in the water?

5. Which war did Mustafa write comments about in the letter to the narrator?

Short Essay Questions

1. During the car trip, the narrator decided to write somebody. Who did he want to write and why?

2. Where did the narrator go after leaving Mustafa's house and what happened there?

3. What did Mahjoub tell the narrator about Mustafa?

4. What do you know about the character Mahjoub?

5. How does the book end?

6. How did the busy day of driving end for the narrator and his driver?

7. Mahjoub and the narrator have a short conversation about Khartoum. What did they talk about? What did the narrator not talk about?

8. The narrator never finished his story about Mustafa. How would you end this story?

9. What did the narrator think about the people in the pictures?

10. What were all the things that are tangled up, according to the narrator?

(see the answer keys)

This section contains 954 words
(approx. 4 pages at 300 words per page)

View a FREE sample

More summaries and resources for teaching or studying Season of Migration to the North.

View all Lesson Plans available from BookRags.

Copyrights

BookRags