from Sundiata:An Epic of Old Mali by D.T N

God has his mysteries which none can understand.

• True

• False

Sogolon's son had a slow and plenty childhood.

• True

• False

Sogolon's son had the same great beauty of his father Naré Maghan.

• True

• False

Sogolon's son had a big head and eyes.

• True

• False

Malicious tongues began to support Sologon.

• True

• False

Sogolon Djata never smile.

• True

• False

The proverb suggests that something large and impressive can emerge from something weak and small.

• True

• False

At what age Sogolon's son still crawled along on all-fours while children of the same age were already walking.

• One years old

• Two years old

• Three years old

• Four years old

Are the three ways in which Mari Djata differs from a typical three-year-old child.

• does not eat, speaks very little, and does not run.

• does not walk, speaks very little, and does not smile.

• does not sleep, speaks very little, and does not play.

• does not read, speaks very little, and does not smile.

Who was the first to rejoice at Sogolon Djata's Son.

• The king's second wife

• The king's third wife

• The king's first wife

• The king's fifth wife