The Beautyful Ones Are Not Yet Born - Chapters 13–15 Quiz

What does the protagonist realize about the new leadership in Ghana?

Question Answer Choices The new leadership will bring about a revolution. The new leadership will not bring any more change than the previous ones have. The new leadership will be much worse. The new leadership will bring immediate prosperity.

What does the protagonist see written on the bus in Chapter 15?

Question Answer Choices HOPE FOR A BETTER FUTURE. A NEW DAWN IS COMING. THE BEAUTYFUL ONES ARE NOT YET BORN. CHANGE IS INEVITABLE.

What event is announced in Chapter 13 of 'The Beautyful Ones Are Not Yet Born'?

Question Answer Choices A major natural disaster has occurred. The country has declared independence. A new political party has been formed. There has been a coup in Ghana: Nkrumah has been ousted.

What does the protagonist notice about Koomson when he sees him hiding in Chapter 13?

Question Answer Choices Koomson is sweating profusely and nervously farting. Koomson is calm and composed. Koomson is crying and shaking. Koomson is packing his belongings.

What does the protagonist witness a policeman doing during the bus check in Chapter 15?

Question Answer Choices The policeman thoroughly searches the bus. The policeman arrests several passengers. The policeman ignores the bus entirely. The policeman is easily bribed and does only a cursory look around the bus.

What does the protagonist's wife, Oyo, express gratitude for in Chapter 13?

Question Answer Choices She is grateful that her husband is promoted. She is grateful that her husband has a stable job. She is grateful that her husband is home safe. She is grateful that her husband did not get mixed up in corruption and end up like Koomson.

How does the protagonist feel about the coup in Ghana?

Question Answer Choices He is indifferent to the political situation. He is excited about the new changes. He is fearful for his family's safety. He does not feel overly hopeful that conditions in Ghana will improve.

How does the protagonist feel about jobs that don't have enough work to fill the day?

Question Answer Choices He thinks they are the best kind of jobs. He fails to understand how some people seem to enjoy such jobs. He wishes he had such a job. He believes they are very stressful.

What realization does the protagonist have about Koomson's life after the coup?

Question Answer Choices Everything in Koomson's life will be different. Koomson will leave the country. Koomson will be imprisoned. Koomson will regain his power.

What does the protagonist feel when he arrives ashore after helping Koomson escape?

Question Answer Choices He feels a sense of confusion. He feels a sense of dread. He feels a sense of accomplishment. He feels a sense of liberty.