Change: you just wouldn't give up? Explain. Vocabulary bomas, feigned ** Critical thinking** Why do you think the boys in the village had to endure so much violence - as a way of life? See video for education in Kenya. Now, let's make some ugali!   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 756)

Change: NanyukiNanyuki is. Use adjectives to describe the land. 4) What nationality is Kariuki? And how old is he?5) Why were the villagers rounded up and put in a cattle enclosure?6) On a separate sheet of paper. Illustrate the   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 744)

Change: Five: Answer the following1) Who are the dogs and the boys chasing?2) In chapter 5, Nigel and Kariuki's friendship is developing at a rapid rate. Why? Think, or imagine a time when you and a friend were on a wild adventure. Vocabulary sinister, dilated, oblivious, quarry, impudent, Chapter   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 743)

Change:  understand the world of adults." What does he mean?3) Read pages 48-53, then draw a picture of the jimis, Nigel and Kariuki.4) Write a short paragraph explaining the life of a jimi. Vocabulary circumcised, hierarchy, liana,Chapter Five   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 371)

Change: 9) What's one word that describes the mood of chapter one? Vocabulary: malaria Chapter Two - Answer the following: 1) What type of activities does Kariuki like to do, after school?2) How does his mother keep him busy?3) Why are the ducks important to Kariuki?4) Vocabulary: warthog   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 147)

Change: Chapter 1 - Answer the following:1) Define the term mau-mau.2) Who is Bwana Ruin and what is his job?3) What nationality is Kariuki?   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 26)

Change: Chapter 1 - Answer the following questions1) What does mau-mau mean?2) Who is Bwana Ruin and what is his job?3)   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 23)