A Long Way Gone End of Novel

At the end of Chapter 8, Ishmael joins with a new group of boys. Which of these boys is NOT a member of this new group?

• Musa

• Alhaji

• Kanei

• Kaloko

• Saidu

When they find the village burned, what does Ishmael assume happened to his family?

• They have left the village

• They were killed

• They never arrived

• They have joined the army

After he finds the burned village, which ailment does Ishmael experience?

• Burns on his legs and feet

• Twisted ankle

• Migraine headaches

• Broken hand

Who is the author of A Long Way Gone?

• William Shakespeare

• Rachel Swarts

• Ishmael Beah

• Erick Becker

What is the significance of the following passage in Chapter 8? 
"If you are alive, there is hope for a better day and something good to happen. If there is nothing good left in the destiny of a person, he or she will die." 

• Beah wants the reader to think he is wise like his grandfather.  

• Beah is reciting this adage as a way to spark hope and reassurance into his current state of loneliness and isolation.

• Beah is becoming delusional.

• Beah wants to inspire the wild animals by beginning to recite old proverbs he recalls from time spent with his grandfather.

Who does Beah come into contact with after being alone for a month?

• His older brother Junior, and his friend Kaloko. 

• A group of girls whom Beah becomes interested in.

• A herd of wild hogs.

• Six boys who Beah recognizes from his past.

Why did the old man get left behind in the village Beah and his friends come upon at the end of Chapter 8?

• He was a threat to their safety.

• He was spreading rumors and couldn't be trusted. 

• He wouldn't tell anyone his name so the village people become wary of his identity.

• He couldn't walk and no one was willing to carry him.

What is the main theme explored at the end of 'A Long Way Gone'?

• Hope and redemption

• Betrayal and revenge

• Love and friendship

• Wealth and power

Which character helps Ishmael find peace at the end of the novel?

• Esther

• Laura Simms

• Uncle Tommy

• Mambu

What literary device is predominantly used in the final chapters of 'A Long Way Gone'?

• Foreshadowing

• Irony

• Flashback

• Symbolism