The Story of an African Farm - Part 1, Chapter 3 Quiz

What does Lyndall call the stranger?

Question Answer Choices A liar A friend A thief A hero

What does the stranger claim about his family?

Question Answer Choices He is married with three children He is single with no children He is married with two children He is a widower with one child

Why does Tant' Sannie initially refuse to let the stranger stay on her farm?

Question Answer Choices She believes he is English and unmarried. She thinks he is a tramp because he is walking rather than riding horseback. She thinks he is dangerous because he has a pendulous red nose. She believes he is a thief because he has no money.

Who does the stranger stay with on the farm?

Question Answer Choices Waldo The German overseer Tant' Sannie Lyndall

What does Tant' Sannie think about the stranger's nationality?

Question Answer Choices She thinks he is English She thinks he is German She thinks he is French She thinks he is Dutch

What does the stranger claim to have lost?

Question Answer Choices His horse and his map His horse and his food supplies His purse of money and his hat His horse and his purse of money

What does Otto do after Lyndall leaves the overseer's cabin?

Question Answer Choices He talks to the stranger He reads from his Bible and prays He prepares food for the stranger He goes to sleep immediately

How does Otto feel about the stranger's story?

Question Answer Choices He believes the stranger and feels sorry for him He is suspicious of the stranger and avoids him He is amused by the stranger's story He is indifferent to the stranger's story

What does Lyndall think about the stranger's story?

Question Answer Choices She is inspired by it She does not believe it She is indifferent to it She is fascinated by it

What does Otto do while the stranger is asleep?

Question Answer Choices He goes to sleep immediately He writes in his journal He prepares breakfast for the next day He stays awake all night in peaceful prayer and reflection