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What was the problem that Manza faced when her children asked her to tell them a story?
What kind of work did the people in the village do?
What was Zenzele, Manza's husband, good at?
What did Zenzele ask Manza to do?
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What did Manza meet first on her journey to find stories?
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Why did the hare say he was busy?
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Why did Manza approach the elephant?
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What was Fene, the baboon, doing when Manza met her?
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What was the elephant eating when Manza met him?
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Why was the owl upset when Manza met her?
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Why did the eagle drop the fish?
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What was the eagle's personality like?
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Where did Manza meet the eagle?
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Study Notes
Manza's Journey
- Manza's children ask her to tell them a story, but she can't think of any
- The village where Manza lives is in Zululand, Africa, where people hunt, till the land, fish, and catch crabs
- The villagers are skilled craftsmen, particularly Zenzele, Manza's husband, who carves birds, trees, plants, flowers, and animals
Meeting the Hare
- Manza sets out to look for stories, and meets a hare who claims to know millions of stories but is actually a trickster
- The hare refuses to share any stories, saying he has more important things to do
Meeting Fene the Baboon
- Manza meets Fene, a baboon who is busy taking care of her babies and has no time for stories
- Fene asks what stories are, implying she doesn't know what they are
Meeting the Owl
- Manza meets an owl in a wild fig tree who is upset about being disturbed from her sleep
- The owl grumbles about humans always looking for something and settles back to sleep without sharing any stories
Meeting the Elephant
- Manza meets an elephant who feels sorry for her and suggests she ask the king of birds, the eagle, who sees many things others do not
- The elephant doesn't know any stories himself
Meeting the Eagle
- Manza meets the great fish eagle near the Tugela River, who is swooping down to grab a fish
- The eagle is startled and drops the fish, then lands on the shore near Manza
- Manza flatters the eagle, saying he is wise and great, and asks if he knows any stories
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Description
This quiz is about the daily life and traditions of a village in Zululand, Africa. The story revolves around Manza, her husband Zenzele, and their children. Learn about their livelihood, skills, and cultural practices.
