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1. In “The Setting Sun and the Rolling World,” what does young Nhamo plan to do tomorrow?

• A. leave home

• B. fly in an airplane

• C. go to work for his father

• D. seek advice from a wise man

2. Which sentence best reflects Old Musoni’s attitude toward his son in “The Setting Sun and the Rolling World”?

• A. You should be on your own.

• B. I will love you only if you obey me.

• C. Everything I have will always be yours.

• D. If you displease me, I will put a curse on you.

12. Which is true of both Musoni and Nhamo in “The Setting Sun and the Rolling World”?

• A. Each tells a string of lies.

• B. Both freely speak their minds.

• C. Each says only what the other wants to hear.

• D. Neither says everything that he is thinking and feeling.

5. Which sentence best states Nhamo’s feelings about home in “The Setting Sun and the Rolling World”?

• A. It is too hot and noisy.

• B. It is a place without love

• C. It is charming but boring.

• D. It is a place with no future.

8. What would a psychological test most likely focus on?

• A. a person's clothes

• B. a person's family

• C. a person's mind

• D. a person's diet

3. How does Nhamo's perception of his future differ from that of Old Musoni in “The Setting Sun and the Rolling World”?

• A. Nhamo is optimistic while Musoni is pessimistic.

• B. Both are uncertain about their futures.

• C. Musoni believes in tradition, while Nhamo seeks change.

• D. Nhamo is indifferent, whereas Musoni is hopeful.

6. What role does the setting play in shaping the characters' experiences in “The Setting Sun and the Rolling World”?

• A. It serves as a backdrop for their conflicts.

• B. It has no significant impact on their lives.

• C. It reflects their inner emotions.

• D. It is a character in itself.

9. Which theme is most prominent in “The Setting Sun and the Rolling World”?

• A. The struggle between tradition and modernity.

• B. The importance of family bonds.

• C. The inevitability of change.

• D. The quest for identity.