Chapter: Bend in the river - V.S.Naipaul
1.

In the novel, A Bend in the River, Salim starts an affair with the wife of Raymond named

A. Yvette
B. Georgina
C. Zabeth
D. Shoba
Answer» A. Yvette
2.

Salim, starts narrating a story in the interior of an unnamed African country of what river?

A. The bend of the long river
B. The bend of the dead river
C. The bend of the great river
D. The bend of the black river
Answer» C. The bend of the great river
3.

When Salim finds out that Raymond was the ‘Big man’s white man’ why was he thrilled?

A. Because Salim thinks that Raymond could help him
B. Because Salim wants to be closer to Raymond’s wife
C. Because Salim thinks Raymond could take him away
D. Because Salim thinks Raymond to be the highest power in the land
Answer» D. Because Salim thinks Raymond to be the highest power in the land
4.

What does the river symbolise in The Bend in the River

A. Lifeline of the people
B. A connection between the past and present
C. The drinking water shared by the people
D. None of the above
Answer» B. A connection between the past and present
5.

Who is the ‘big man’ in the novel, A Bend in the River?

A. Raymond
B. Nazruddin
C. The President
D. Théotime
Answer» C. The President
6.

Why does Salim feel sorry for the president after returning from Europe

A. The President was attacked by the media in Europe
B. He knows the future he has seen in Europe could not compare to the President’s promise for Africa
C. Salim likes the President and does not want to see him suffer
D. The President was not as good a leader as the one in Europe.
Answer» B. He knows the future he has seen in Europe could not compare to the President’s promise for Africa
7.

Salim travels to London to visit

A. Nazruddin
B. Winterbottom
C. Soraya
D. Ezeulu
Answer» A. Nazruddin
8.

What is the name of the British Colonial policy Winterbottom is tasked with enforcing?

A. Direct Rule
B. Development
C. Indirect Rule
D. Protectorship
Answer» C. Indirect Rule
9.

‘A Bend in the River’ was published in

A. 1979
B. 1980
C. 1981
D. 1982
Answer» A. 1979
10.

Salim has a love affair with a women named

A. Annie.
B. Yvette
C. Florence
D. Isabella
Answer» B. Yvette
11.

‘A Bend in the River’ is set in post-colonial

A. Europe
B. America
C. Africa
D. None of the above
Answer» C. Africa
12.

“The New Domain” covers several years during which the country is in a period of

A. Economic prosperity
B. Social prosperity
C. Political prosperity
D. Religious prosperity
Answer» A. Economic prosperity
13.

Salim is both the protagonist and the first-person

A. Business-man
B. Hero
C. President
D. Narrator
Answer» B. Hero
14.

Salim gets involved in the illegal smuggling of

A. Ivory and gold
B. Gold and silver
C. Gold and copper
D. Ivory and copper
Answer» A. Ivory and gold
15.

What ethnicity was Soraya?

A. Muslim
B. Afrikaner
C. Dutch
D. British
Answer» A. Muslim
16.

What was wrong with Mahesh's engraving machine that makes signs?

A. The machine was too complicated for him to operate.
B. It was impossible to assemble.
C. He could not get the raw materials to make the signs.
D. No one needed signs.
Answer» C. He could not get the raw materials to make the signs.
17.

What is Indar's moment of insight?

A. He understands that he was meant to write the African story.
B. He realizes he must return to his roots to be happy.
C. He knows without a doubt that he belongs to himself alone and would surrender his manhood to nobody.
D. He sees he has not marketed himself correctly.
Answer» A. He understands that he was meant to write the African story.
18.

How does the purser on the steamer show that he does not respect the President in A Bend in the River?

A. He speaks French which the President has banned.
B. He sneers every time the President is mentioned.
C. He puts a cloth over the President's portrait.
D. He sits down when the national anthem is played.
Answer» D. He sits down when the national anthem is played.
19.

What confidence does Indar impart to Salim?

A. The Domain is about to become an officer training school for the army.
B. The Domain is going to close for lack of funds.
C. The President is going to replace Raymond at the Domain.
D. The President is going his own way and no longer needs Raymond's help.
Answer» C. The President is going to replace Raymond at the Domain.
20.

Why does Salim think Yvette married the much older Raymond?

A. She must have had an unhappy homelife.
B. She must have been very lonely.
C. She must have thought he was extraordinary.
D. She must have thought he would be rich.
Answer» C. She must have thought he was extraordinary.
21.

Who is the surprise visitor to Salim's store?

A. Zabeth's husband
B. The President
C. Indar
D. Salim's brother
Answer» D. Salim's brother
22.

What amazes Salim about Raymond?

A. He does not seem to love Yvette.
B. He has no ambition to leave the country.
C. He works on plans to overthrow the President.
D. His position with the President is shaky but he remains loyal.
Answer» A. He does not seem to love Yvette.
23.

What does the President in A Bend in the River do at a ruined suburb?

A. He builds a large complex.
B. He builds a shoe factory.
C. He builds a new barracks for his army.
D. He levels it and makes a park.
Answer» A. He builds a large complex.
24.

Why does Metty inform on Salim's black market activities?

A. Because Salim refused him money to leave the town
B. Because Salim takes Theo's side againt him
C. Because Metty has always hated Salim
D. Because Salim did not bring back presents from Europe
Answer» B. Because Salim takes Theo's side againt him
25.

What do the townspeople in A Bend in the River speculate about the new complex?

A. That it will be a munitions factory.
B. That it will be a model farm and agriculture school.
C. That it will be a large hospital.
D. That it will be the President's winter palace.
Answer» D. That it will be the President's winter palace.
26.

Why was Indar turned down at the Indian High Commission?

A. He is not a Hindu.
B. He does not speak Hindi.
C. He is too young.
D. He is not a citizen of India.
Answer» D. He is not a citizen of India.
27.

What has become of Kareisha, Nazruddin's daughter whom Salim feared he might have to marry?

A. Kareisha has left the family and moved to America.
B. Kareisha is married to a British man and has four children.
C. Kareisha has gone to India and will marry a doctor.
D. Kareisha, Nazruddin's daughter, has become a pharmacist.
Answer» D. Kareisha, Nazruddin's daughter, has become a pharmacist.
28.

What is the difference between Salim and Indar as they walk to the river after the party?

A. Indar sees the beauty of the place while Salim sees only garbage.
B. Salim is confused, but Indar is sure of himself.
C. Indar wants to meditate but Salim wants to talk.
D. Salim is exhilarated by the evening but Indar is edgy.
Answer» B. Salim is confused, but Indar is sure of himself.
29.

What does Shoba do when she returns?

A. She announces that she is pregnant.
B. She goes into isolation.
C. She opens a beauty salon.
D. She refuses to speak to Mahesh.
Answer» C. She opens a beauty salon.
30.

What does Indar mean when he tells Salim he's where it's at?

A. Where everything will come to an end.
B. Where these is the peace of obscurity.
C. Where big things are happening.
D. Where the new revolution will start.
Answer» D. Where the new revolution will start.
31.

Why is Salim released from detention to fly back to his home?

A. His papers are all in order.
B. He will be interrogated when he gets back to the town.
C. Ferdinand comes to his rescue.
D. The official keeping Salim has held up the flight and gets reprimanded.
Answer» D. The official keeping Salim has held up the flight and gets reprimanded.
32.

Reading some of Raymond's articles, what does Salim conclude?

A. That Raymond will win the Nobel Prize for literature
B. That Raymond's book will be a best seller
C. That Raymond is a genius as a writer
D. That Raymond had never visited the places he wrote about
Answer» A. That Raymond will win the Nobel Prize for literature
33.

What word does Indar say kept his spirits high when he first arrived in London?

A. "University" seemed like a magic word, and Indar thought a magic life awaited him.
B. "Opportunity" was Indar's magic word in London.
C. "Education" was the word that meant the most to him.
D. "Career" was the magic word that drove him to study hard.
Answer» B. "Opportunity" was Indar's magic word in London.
34.

What is Indar doing in the town?

A. He is just passing through.
B. He has decided to follow Salim's example.
C. He is taking over the lycee.
D. He is a guest lecturer at the Domain.
Answer» D. He is a guest lecturer at the Domain.
35.

What has happened to the European statues in the Capital city in A Bend in the River?

A. They have been polished to look good.
B. They have all been moved to the President's palace.
C. They have been melted down for the copper.
D. They have been replaced with statues of African tribesmen.
Answer» C. They have been melted down for the copper.
36.

What is the significance of Ferdinand's question about religion?

A. It shows that politics and religion will always be at odds.
B. It shows that young Africans are looking for a way out of their old religions.
C. It shows some of the struggle of socializing men with tribal roots into citizens of a modern state.
D. It shows that Ferdinand is thinking of becoming a magician like Zabeth.
Answer» B. It shows that young Africans are looking for a way out of their old religions.
37.

What surprising action does the President take for the town in A Bend in the River?

A. He waives taxes for the town.
B. He is disbanding the Youth Guard in Salim's area.
C. He plans to completely renovate the town.
D. He declares martial law in the town.
Answer» B. He is disbanding the Youth Guard in Salim's area.
38.

Why is Salim jailed?

A. Because he cannot pay the $4000 fine.
B. Because he defamed the President
C. Because he beat up Metty
D. Because he refused to work for Theo
Answer» C. Because he beat up Metty
39.

Why do people like to go to the Bigburger in A Bend in the River?

A. Mahesh has young girls working there.
B. They develop a taste for French fried potatoes.
C. To get inside an air conditioned building where they do not smell the garbage.
D. There is no place else to go.
Answer» C. To get inside an air conditioned building where they do not smell the garbage.
Chapter: Arrow of God - Chinua Achebe
40.

Arrow of God portrays the conflict between what?

A. Traditional culture and colonial presence
B. The ethnic groups in Nigeria
C. God and Evil
D. Ezeulu and Nwaka
Answer» A. Traditional culture and colonial presence
41.

Which one of Ezeulu’s son became attracted to the religion of Christianity and the evangelical teachings of John Goodcountry?

A. Edogo
B. Obika
C. Oduche
D. Nwafo
Answer» B. Obika
42.

What is the name of the British Colonial policy Winterbottom is tasked with enforcing in Arrow of God

A. Direct Rule
B. Development
C. Protectorship
D. Indirect Rule
Answer» D. Indirect Rule
43.

What is done to the Chief Priest after his death?

A. He is mummified
B. He is decapitated and his head put in the sacred compound
C. He is burnt in front of all Umuaro
D. He is buried by his oldest son
Answer» B. He is decapitated and his head put in the sacred compound
44.

Why is Ezeulu convinced that Umuaro has no rightful claim in the land dispute with Okpri?

A. Because his mother told him the land originally belonged to Okperi
B. Because he is from Okperi and knows the land belongs to them
C. Because his father told him the land originally belonged to Okperi
D. Because he sold Okperi the land
Answer» C. Because his father told him the land originally belonged to Okperi
45.

What is the symbol that signifies peace in Arrow of God

A. Palm wine
B. White clay
C. Kolanut
D. Python
Answer» B. White clay
46.

What sacred animal is imprisoned by Oduche in Arrow of God?

A. A rattlesnake
B. A python
C. A tiger
D. Anaconda
Answer» B. A python
47.

What ceremony marks the start of harvest in Arrow of God?

A. Festival of the Pumpkin Leaves
B. New Moon Feast
C. New Yam Feast
D. Festival of Palms
Answer» B. New Moon Feast
48.

What does Akukalia do that leads to war with Okperi?

A. He flirts with Ebo’s wife
B. He refused to eat a Kolanut offered to him
C. He gives the people of Okperi a Palm Frond
D. He destroys Ebo’sIkenga
Answer» D. He destroys Ebo’sIkenga
49.

What is the name of the church catechist in Arrow of God?

A. Moses Goodcountry
B. John Clark
C. John Goodcountry
D. John Wildcountry
Answer» C. John Goodcountry
50.

Who agreed to go with Ezeulu at Okperi?

A. Nwaka
B. OkekeOnenyi
C. Nwabueze
D. Nwafo
Answer» B. OkekeOnenyi
51.

Okeke is Ezuele’s ____

A. second son, a servant in the white compound
B. Half-brother, a medicine man
C. half-brother, a convert to the white man’s religion
D. father, a mask-carver
Answer» B. Half-brother, a medicine man
52.

What traditional, ritual circumstance prevents Ezeulu from giving Umuaro permission to harvest the yam crop?

A. Obika’s death renders the yam harvest impure, and therefore not to be eaten.
B. He has not eaten the ritual yams left over from the last harvest.
C. Obika ate the ritual yams left over from the last harvest instead of him.
D. He ate the ritual yams left over from the last harvest too quickly.
Answer» B. He has not eaten the ritual yams left over from the last harvest.
53.

What are the differences between how Ezeulu and Obika are treated by Tony Clarke, and how they are treated by John Nwodika?

A. Clarke treats Ezeulu and Obika as guests: Nwodika treats them as prisoners.
B. Clarke treats Ezeulu and Obika as ambassadors: Nwodika treats them as invaders.
C. Clarke treats Ezeulu and Obika as slaves: Nwodika treats them as conquerors.
D. Clarke treats Ezeulu and Obika as prisoners: Nwodika treats them as guests.
Answer» D. Clarke treats Ezeulu and Obika as prisoners: Nwodika treats them as guests.
54.

What is Ezeulu’s response to Winterbottom’s order that he visit the British compound?

A. He agrees with Akuebue’s idea to send Oduche in his place.
B. He says he will be happy to go.
C. He says the British can come to him.
D. He decides to send Akuebue in his place.
Answer» C. He says the British can come to him.
55.

What is the cause of Obika’s death?

A. He dies after drinking too much and over-exerting himself sexually with his wife.
B. He dies after drinking too much and over-exerting himself in a ritual.
C. He dies after an argument with Ezeulu and over-exerting himself in a ritual.
D. He dies after an argument with Edogo and over-exerting himself while hunting.
Answer» D. He dies after an argument with Edogo and over-exerting himself while hunting.
56.

Which character maintains his friendship with Ezeulu in spite of Ezeulu’s apparent stubbornness?

A. Abueke.
B. Winterbottom.
C. Goodcountry.
D. Unachukwu.
Answer» A. Abueke.
57.

What new responsibility does Winterbottom decide to give Ezeulu?

A. Winterbottom decides to make Ezeulu Tony Clarke’s personal servant.
B. Winterbottom decides to make Ezeulu an assistant to John Wright
C. Winterbottom decides to make Ezeulu his personal servant.
D. Winterbottom decides to make Ezeulu a warrant chief
Answer» D. Winterbottom decides to make Ezeulu a warrant chief
58.

How did Ulu come to be the chief god of Umuaro?

A. When Umuaro’s six villages united into one community, Ulu himself came into being.
B. When Ezeulu’s father became high priest of Umuaro, he decreed that the namesake child of the goddess Ulu was to be the chief god of the community.
C. When Umuaro’s six villages united into one community, Ulu won a battle of several gods to claim Umuaro as his territory.
D. When Ezeulu became high priest of Umuaro, he decreed that Ulu was to be the community’s chief god.
Answer» A. When Umuaro’s six villages united into one community, Ulu himself came into being.
59.

Which character is “visited” by the voice of the god Ulu?

A. Akuebue.
B. Ezeulu.
C. Oduche.
D. Obika.
Answer» B. Ezeulu.
60.

What is the primary factor in Clarke’s decision to release Ezeulu?

A. Orders from Winterbottom that there are to be no more “Warrant Chiefs”.
B. Orders from higher up that there are to be no more “Warrant Chiefs”.
C. They have found someone else to be the area’s Warrant Chief.
D. His realization that the Warrant Chief program is morally wrong, and that
Answer» B. Orders from higher up that there are to be no more “Warrant Chiefs”.
61.

Who is Okuata?

A. Akuebue’s bride.
B. Obika’s bride.
C. Ezeulu’s daughter.
D. Obika’s mother. 12 gone
Answer» B. Obika’s bride.
62.

What action of John Wright’s triggers conflict within the African workers on the road construction project?

A. He refuses to give the African workers as much of a raise as he gives the white workers.
B. He whips Obika.
C. He interrupts a prayer meeting.
D. He whips Moses Unachukwu.
Answer» B. He whips Obika.
63.

Who accompanies Ezeulu on his return to Umuaro?

A. John Nwodika.
B. Tony Clarke.
C. Edogo.
D. Moses Unachukwu.
Answer» A. John Nwodika.
64.

What is unusual about the roadside sacrifice discovered by Clarke and his assistant?

A. It contains a Bible.
B. It contains a piece of African gold.
C. It contains a British military uniform.
D. It contains a British coin.
Answer» D. It contains a British coin.
65.

Which character offers comfort and support to Ezeulu after he has been imprisoned by Tony Clarke?

A. John Wright.
B. Captain Winterbottom.
C. Unuchukwu.
D. John Nowodika.
Answer» D. John Nowodika.
66.

Who is Wintabota?

A. Winterbottom, the head of the white colonial government
B. An ambassador from the white colonial government to Umuaro: Wintabota is the sacred name given to him by Ezeulu.
C. The head of the white controlled church: his actual name is Winterbottom.
D. The head of the white colonial government: his actual name is Weatherbottom.
Answer» A. Winterbottom, the head of the white colonial government
67.

Who suggests to Ezeulu that he has been too hard on Obika?

A. His senior wife Ugoye.
B. His friend Akuebue.
C. His rival Nwaka.
D. His eldest son Nwafo.
Answer» B. His friend Akuebue.
68.

What sacred animal is imprisoned by Oduche, and why?

A. A python: Oduche has been told by the white Christians that all snakes, including pythons, are evil.
B. A boa constrictor: Oduche has been told by Obika that keeping a constrictor prisoner will keep the village safe.
C. A rattlesnake: Oduche has been told by the white Christians that all snakes, including rattlesnakes, are evil.
D. A python: Oduche has been told by his father that all snakes, including pythons, are dangerous.
Answer» A. A python: Oduche has been told by the white Christians that all snakes, including pythons, are evil.
69.

What are the differences between John Goodcountry and Moses Unachukwu?

A. Goodcountry is white and British: Unachukwu is black and African.
B. Goodcountry is black and British: Unachukwu is black and African.
C. Goodcountry is white and a Christian: Unachukwu is black and a Muslim.
D. Goodcountry is white and African: Unachukwu is black and African.
Answer» A. Goodcountry is white and British: Unachukwu is black and African.
70.

Who does Tony Clarke have over for dinner?

A. His commanding officer: Winterbottom.
B. His commanding officer: John Wright.
C. His assistant, Winterbottom.
D. His friend and ally Ezeulu.
Answer» A. His commanding officer: Winterbottom.
71.

What relative of Ezeulu’s seems to have a presence in his dream?

A. His father.
B. His half-brother.
C. His mother.
D. His dying son.
Answer» C. His mother.
72.

What is the focus of the ritual performed in Chapter Seventeen?

A. Children honoring the spirits of their dead parents.
B. Widowers honoring the spirits of their dead wives.
C. Farmers honoring the spirits of their dead animals.
D. Widows honoring the spirits of their dead husbands.
Answer» D. Widows honoring the spirits of their dead husbands.
73.

What seems to be the purpose of the Festival of New Pumpkin Leaves?

A. To celebrate the return of men from war with Okperi.
B. To cleanse the village of evil.
C. To celebrate the harvest of yams.
D. To cleanse the village of Ezeulu’s influence.
Answer» B. To cleanse the village of evil.
74.

Which of Ezeulu’s sons does he think is likely to replace him as high priest?

A. Obika.
B. Matefi.
C. Nwafo.
D. Obiageli.
Answer» C. Nwafo.
75.

Arrow of God is set in

A. Tanzania
B. Zanzibar
C. Nigeria
D. Zaire
Answer» C. Nigeria
76.

Arrow of God won the first ever

A. Jock Campbell Prize for African Writing
B. Cecil B. Rhodes Scholarship Award
C. John Reilly Award for Commonwealth Writing
D. The African Laureate Award
Answer» A. Jock Campbell Prize for African Writing
77.

War between Umuaro and Okperi is settled by _____________.

A. white men
B. the natives
C. a court of law
D. the defeat of Okperi
Answer» A. white men
78.

Arrow of God takes place in a village called

A. Igbo
B. Johannesburg
C. Okperi
D. Umuaro
Answer» D. Umuaro
Chapter: Cry the Beloved Country - Alan Paton
79.

Which of the following men is not a priest in the novel, Cry the Beloved Country?

A. Msimangu
B. Father Vincent
C. Mr. Carmichael
D. Kumalo
Answer» C. Mr. Carmichael
80.

What money does Kumalo use for his trip to Johannesburg?

A. The money he and his wife have been saving for Absalom’s schooling
B. The money he had been saving to build a Church
C. Money given to him by Jarvis
D. Money given to him by Msimangu
Answer» A. The money he and his wife have been saving for Absalom’s schooling
81.

Why don’t black mine workers bring their families to Johannesburg?

A. Johannesburg is too dangerous for wives and children
B. Their families prefer to stay in the rural villages
C. There is no housing for the families
D. The mine workers prefer to live alone
Answer» C. There is no housing for the families
82.

Why are the village children dying in, Cry, The Beloved Country?

A. They lack milk
B. They lack bread
C. They lack medicine
D. They lack water
Answer» A. They lack milk
83.

Who orchestrates the building of Shanty Town?

A. Tomlinson
B. Dubula
C. Arthur Jarvis
D. John Kumalo
Answer» B. Dubula
84.

Why did Absalom’s wife run away from home?

A. She wanted to work by herself
B. She was pregnant and did not want anyone to find out
C. She fought with her brothers
D. Her mother drank too much and did not get along with her stepfather
Answer» D. Her mother drank too much and did not get along with her stepfather
85.

Where are Absalom and Kumalo finally reunited?

A. At the prison
B. At the mission’s house
C. In Shanty Town
D. In the courtroom
Answer» A. At the prison
86.

What is the central message of the novel, Cry, The Beloved Country?

A. Devastation
B. Hope
C. Comedic joyfulness
D. Fate of the miners
Answer» B. Hope
87.

Cry, the Beloved Country is principally about

A. man’s responsibility in society
B. superiority of men over women
C. crime and punishment in Johannesburg
D. racial discrimination in South Africa
Answer» D. racial discrimination in South Africa
88.

Who was Absalom’s lawyer?

A. Mr. Harrison
B. Mr. Carmichael
C. Father Vincent
D. James Jarvis
Answer» D. James Jarvis
89.

Why were the children dying in Paton’s novel Cry, the Beloved Country?

A. they lack water
B. they lack shelter
C. they lack medicine
D. they lack milk
Answer» D. they lack milk
90.

What happens to Gertrude at the end of the novel?

A. She commits suicide
B. She returned to Ndotsheni
C. She returns to prostitution
D. She became a nun
Answer» C. She returns to prostitution
91.

Umfundisi in Cry, the Beloved Country means

A. Goodbye
B. Parson
C. Brother
D. Judge
Answer» B. Parson
92.

Of which religion is the Rev. Kumalo a clergyman?

A. Episcopelian
B. Methodist
C. Roman Catholic
D. Anglican
Answer» D. Anglican
93.

Who is the co-defendant to Absalom Kumalo when he is awaiting trial for murder?

A. Cousin
B. Uncle
C. Brother
D. Grandfather
Answer» B. Uncle
94.

Rev. Stephen Kumalo’s brother John Kumalo’s occupation is

A. bus driver
B. lawyer
C. doctor
D. carpenter
Answer» C. doctor
95.

Stephen Kumalo goes to Johannesburg because

A. he has been summoned by the bishop of his diocese
B. he has been subpoenaed to appear in court
C. to take part in the growing protest over racial injustice
D. his sister Gertrude is sick
Answer» D. his sister Gertrude is sick
96.

Above Stephen Kumalo’s village there is a farm owned by a white family. What is this farm called?

A. White Farm
B. Animal Farm
C. High Place
D. Diepkloof
Answer» C. High Place
97.

From which European language did Afrikaans, one of the two major South African languages, develop?

A. Dutch
B. German
C. English
D. Italian
Answer» A. Dutch
98.

When James Jarvis goes through his son Arthur's possessions he notes the prevalence of a certain American president in his sons' books and writings. Which president is this?

A. Abraham Lincoln
B. George Washington
C. Franklin Delano Roosevelt
D. Thomas Jefferson
Answer» A. Abraham Lincoln
99.

One of the most forceful themes of Cry the Beloved Country is Paton's pairing of the Native (black) peoples' condition with that of what?

A. the economy
B. the land
C. the sea
D. the overall welfare of tribes across the African continent
Answer» B. the land
100.

In keeping with Cry, the Beloved Country’s theme of young people leaving their villages for work or for other purposes, where do most of them end up, besides the city slums?

A. crews building the railroad
B. the mines
C. prison
D. America
Answer» B. the mines
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