Feb #2
Late in the afternoon they walk to a nearby river and have a conversation.
Who are Kibomi, Lolinda, and Chungu?
He has lived there for 2 weeks.
At the opening of the story, how long has Kibomi lived with the Mukembi family ?
Mrs. Mukembi reminds the family they will need to do this so they can visit one of the Sani communities the next day.
Why does the family need to wake up early?
Something that would harm any soul.
What should we beware of doing ?
Lolinda and Chungu have study groups to attend in town.
Why must they wake up early, clean house, and hurry to get ready?
"But now when I think about it, it seems like I was being protected."
How does Kibomi feel about what it was like to travel alone?
These are the qualities by which Kibomi has distinguished himself.
What are the qualities of being a fast learner, working hard, and being diligent?
They are a peaceful and noble people.
How does Mr. Mukembi describe the Sani people?
Pure and radiant.
How should our hearts be?
Kibomi hears Mrs. Mukembi tell her class they will start by thinking about this.
What is "thinking about our deeds"?
He could not go to war and kill people after this happened.
How did Kibomi explain his feelings after seeing the Kungu children and remembering his father's wish that he would work for the good of people?
The Mukembi family tries to console Kibomi when he is sad and misses his family with this.
What are little generous acts of affection?
After joining Lolinda and Chungu in practicing a dance for a while, Kibomi joins a class that has formed for this purpose.
What is training for health educators?
We will do something, when we know we won't.
What should we avoid saying?
Kibomi suddenly remembers this person did a pure and goodly deed for him.
Who was the old Kungu man?
"It's a group of youth our age. . . sometimes we carry out service projects."
How does Lolinda explain what a junior youth group is?
When he observes how active the family is, even working on the weekends, Kibomi asks this question of himself.
"How can they know so many people ?"
They are the types of habits the class is studying.
What are habits that harm our health?
When we are courteous.
When we are courteous.
What leads people to respect us?
"This is the way confirmation works."
How does one of the youth in the class describe the way the yellow bird makes an effort and then receives a push from the wind?
"We are learning to use the power of the word."
How does Lolinda explain how the junior youth group is learning to help make the world a better place?
The Mukembis do not return home after the meeting, instead they go to work here.
What is the community garden plot?
Alchohol is like a thief.
What is something Kibomi discovers in the class?
Every trace of jealousy.
What should we erase from our hearts ?
Deep in his heart Kibomi knows this.
What is the knowledge that his stay with the Mukembis is coming to an end?