A.   Mr. Harari

B.   Sophie

C.   Mama Nadi

D.   Christian

A.   Her doctor

B.   Her husband

C.   Her brother

D.   Her mother

A.   To go to the doctor for treatment for her injured genitals

B.   To buy a string of pearls she has seen at the jewelry store

C.   To go on a cruise to Greece

D.   To send her younger sister to the university

A.   scared

B.   hopeless

C.   ruined

D.   dumb

A.   Kisembe is a negotiator for the government in the same way as Osembenga is a negotiator for the rebels.

B.   Kisembe is a member of the government army, in the same way as Osembenga is a member of the rebel army.

C.   Kisembe is the leader of the government opposition to the rebels, in the same way as Osembenga is the leader of the rebel opposition to the government.

D.   Kisembe is the leader of the opposition to the government, in the same way as Osembenga is the leader of the government opposition to the rebels.

A.   He bought her at an unusually high price, and wants to make sure his investment was worth it.

B.   She is his sister, and he has a personal stake in seeing her taken care of.

C.   He bought her at an unusually low price, and wants to share in Mama Nadi's profit in a way neither of them has ever done before.

D.   She is his niece, and he wants to hide her away somewhere where she can no longer shame the family.

A.   It refers to a woman who has lost her mind as a result of being kept as a prisoner / slave.

B.   It refers to a woman who is no longer able to have children because she has taken a vow of celibacy.

C.   It refers to a woman who has been physically crippled (specifically in her private parts) as a result of being attacked or kept as a prisoner / slave.

A.   Mama Nadi is suggesting that Salima was lying to Fortune during their marriage, and that she never loved him at all.

B.   Mama Nadi is suggesting that the Salima Fortune remembers as a good wife and mother is now a ruined woman and no longer worthy of his love.

C.   Mama Nadi is suggesting that the Salima that once loved Fortune and wanted him has changed beyond recognition.

D.   Mama Nadi is suggesting that the Salima that used to be a good wife and mother to Fortune is now a good wife and mother to someone else.

A.   She's selling the food for money because she wants to leave with Sophie.

B.   She's hungry because she's pregnant.

C.   She's stealing it because she hates Mama Nadi.

D.   She's stealing it to give to Sophie.

A.   Both women are determined to defend themselves and what's left of their own lives.

B.   Both women are determined to make as much money as they can from the awful situation in which they find themselves.

C.   Both women are determined to defend themselves from the impending war, and are testing their personal and moral strength.

D.   Both women are on the side of the rebels, and reject Osembenga and Christian because they are on the side of the government.

A.   True

B.   False

A.   False

B.   True

A.   True

B.   False

A.   True

B.   False

A.   True

B.   False

A.   True

B.   False