Hot Zone Test
This quiz is on the first chapter of Hot Zone. It is very detailed, so you might want to keep a tissue box next to you while taking the test in case you feel like crying. :D If you find a mistake or error that you think I might have made on the quiz, please let me know by entering the information at the bottom of this form. Thank You and Good Luck.
- 1.What nationality is Charles Monet?
- A.
German
- B.
British
- C.
French
- D.
Italian
- E.
American
- 2.What best describes Monet when relating to his interaction with other people
- A.
He keeps to himself
- B.
He likes to go to bars
- C.
He talks to people constantly
- D.
He is the town gossip
- E.
He would rather talk to a person than an animal
- 3.What was Monet's job?
- A.
He was a hit man
- B.
He took care of a sugar factory's water-pumping machinery
- C.
He was a janitor
- D.
He collected garbage
- E.
He prepared meals for a mining company
- 4.What was Monet's hobby?
- A.
He weaved clothes
- B.
He identified constellations in the sky
- C.
He built forts
- D.
He put food out for animals and watched them eat
- E.
He tried to taste rain
- 5.What country was Monet living?
- A.
Africa
- B.
Botswana
- C.
Zimbabwe
- D.
Algeria
- E.
Kenya
- 6.Select the sentence that is true
- A.
Africa is smaller than Kenya
- B.
Not many tourists visit Mount Elgon
- C.
Many tourists visit Mount Elgon
- D.
The entire world is wiped out by an atomic bomb
- E.
Monet never visits Elgon
- 7.Mount Elgon is
- A.
Dormant
- B.
Blown Up
- C.
Gay
- D.
Unattainable
- E.
A tall building
- 8.Monet goes to Mount Elgon with
- A.
A random boy from the village
- B.
A man that lived next door
- C.
A woman from a nearby place
- D.
An old man
- E.
Danny Brown
- 9.Why did a few of the women who lived in Eldoret like Monet?
- A.
He paid them money
- B.
He did favors for them
- C.
He loved them
- D.
He gave them bread
- E.
He was a good man
- 10.What large animal lived on Mount Elgon?
- A.
Giraffes
- B.
Monkeys
- C.
Elephants
- D.
Mice
- E.
Pigeons
- 11.Bats lived in Kitum Cave
- A.
True
- B.
False
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