Kojo's Journey Quiz

Why did Kojo have to stop going to school? (Page 11)

• He didn’t enjoy school anymore.

• His father died, and he needed to help his mother collect wood to sell at the market.

• The school was too far away.

• He wanted to work on the farm instead.

What effect did the loan have on Kojo’s mother? (Page 12)

• She became a teacher.

• She bought a cart to carry more firewood, which helped her earn more money.

• She stopped working altogether.

• She moved to the city.

What was the result of Kojo buying his first hen? (Page 12)

• He started farming vegetables.

• He and his mother ate all the eggs.

• The hen laid eggs, and Kojo began selling them at the market, which helped him save money.

• The hen ran away.

How did Kojo's savings from selling eggs affect his business? (Page 14)

• He spent the money on toys.

• He was able to buy more hens and grow his flock.

• He lost all his money.

• He gave the money away to his friends.

What was the effect of Kojo’s hens laying more eggs each week? (Page 14)

• He ate more eggs every day.

• He had more eggs to sell, which increased his earnings.

• He gave the eggs away for free.

• He stopped selling eggs.

What happened when Kojo's flock grew to twenty-five hens?

• He had to quit school again.

• He built a new chicken coop to manage his growing flock.

• He gave the hens away.

• He stopped taking care of them.

Why did Kojo decide to go back to school?

• He missed his friends.

• His success with the hens gave him the resources to afford school fees.

• His mother forced him to go back.

• He wanted to become a teacher.

What was the effect of Kojo winning a scholarship to agricultural college?

• He learned advanced skills that helped him improve his poultry farm.

• He moved to another country.

• He decided to stop farming.

• He sold all his hens.

What was the outcome of Kojo asking for a large loan from the bank?

• The bank refused, and Kojo gave up.

• He received the loan after showing his progress, which allowed him to start a real poultry farm.

• The bank gave him a smaller loan than expected.

• Kojo used the loan to buy a car.

What effect did Kojo’s growing farm have on his community?

• It caused pollution in the area.

• It provided jobs and improved the local economy.

• It led to a decrease in local food production.

• It made the community dependent on imports.