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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. Who does Craig hire to find 20 men and manage them?
(a) Peter.
(b) Zouga.
(c) Ashe.
(d) Shadrach.

2. Where does Craig get his news concerning the state of Zimbabwe?
(a) ABC.
(b) NBC.
(c) The internet.
(d) BBC.

3. What prized possession does Craig bring back to Africa in Section 4?
(a) The manuscript of his first novel.
(b) Handwritten journals.
(c) Childhood pictures from Chizarira.
(d) An old letter from his grandfather.

4. Who is responsible for the Matabele-style killing?
(a) Joseph.
(b) Sarah.
(c) Tungata.
(d) Peter.

5. How does Tungata feel about Craig after the trial?
(a) Tungata says that they are even.
(b) Tungata spits on Craig as he leaves the court room.
(c) Tungata apologizes to Craig.
(d) Tungata says that Craig will pay.

Short Answer Questions

1. What is Craig Mellow's purpose in returning to Africa?

2. How much does Craig spend on cattle alone?

3. What does Peter do to show Craig and Sally-Anne he does not care for them?

4. How many families live at King's Lynn?

5. What does the Comrade Minister of State do once the elephants are dead?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does Craig send to Henry Pickering?

2. What is Comrade Minister of State's plan regarding the 300 elephants he has found?

3. Do you think Comrade Minister of State's plan was a moral thing to do?

4. What is the situation Craig works out between Comrade Lookout and himself?

5. Why do you think Craig is obsessed with restoring his family ranch to its former glory?

6. Why does Craig lose all sympathy for Tungata?

7. What does Craig give the warriors when he leaves King's Lynn?

8. What happens when Peter sets up an undercover operation to catch Tungata?

9. How do Craig and Sally-Anne learn that Peter has lied to them?

10. What does Captain Nbebi share with Sally-Anne and Craig about Peter?

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