The Story of an African Farm - Key Themes Quiz

What is Lyndall's attitude towards religion in The Story of an African Farm?

Question Answer Choices She doesn't care much about Christianity and is more of a freethinker. She is conflicted about her beliefs and often struggles with her faith. She rejects all forms of spirituality and is an outspoken atheist. She has great faith in Christianity and follows it devoutly.

What impact do the strangers have on Waldo and Lyndell in The Story of an African Farm?

Question Answer Choices They challenge them with truth and change their lives. They provide them with wealth and power. They help them reconnect with their families. They lead them on a journey to find lost treasure.

What heritage are the primary characters in The Story of an African Farm?

Question Answer Choices Boer and English Spanish and Portuguese French and Dutch German and Italian

Where is The Story of an African Farm set?

Question Answer Choices India South Africa New Zealand Australia

During which time period is The Story of an African Farm set?

Question Answer Choices Colonial times Medieval times Renaissance period Industrial Revolution

Who are the two primary female characters in The Story of an African Farm?

Question Answer Choices Sarah and Jane Lyndall and Em Lucy and Clara Anna and Maria

Who does Lyndell plan to marry in The Story of an African Farm?

Question Answer Choices The stranger Gregory Waldo John

What does the stranger tell Waldo a story about in The Story of an African Farm?

Question Answer Choices A hunter who meets Wisdom and searches for Truth. A sailor who discovers a new land. A knight who saves a princess. A farmer who finds a hidden treasure.

What does Waldo refuse to sell to the stranger in The Story of an African Farm?

Question Answer Choices His book His carving His painting His sheep

How does Lyndall's view on religion compare to Waldo's in The Story of an African Farm?

Question Answer Choices Lyndall is a freethinker and doesn't care much about Christianity, while Waldo goes through a spiritual crisis. Lyndall and Waldo both reject all forms of spirituality. Both Lyndall and Waldo are devout Christians. Lyndall is deeply religious, while Waldo is an outspoken atheist.