Challenge 12: Anansi's Tale

We don't know a lot about African folklore. Part of this is because most folk tales were passed down through oral tradition and were not written down until relatively recently. Another part of it is despite there being so many tribes and cultures, not many people have collected stories except for the most populous regions and most have spread due to the Atlantic slave trade. However what we do know is very interesting and important. Ironically, despite not knowing a lot of African folklore, one of the characters we know most about is the Akan/Ashanti God of stories, Anansi. He is depicted in many ways, sometimes as a spider, sometimes as a humanoid spider person and sometimes a person with spider traits, but in most versions he is a trickster and a story teller. In fact one of his most famous tales is how he became the God of stories.

Originally the world's stories did not belong to Anansi, but rather to the Sky God, and when asked how he could obtain the stories, he was told they could only be give if he captured Onini the Pyton, Osebo the Leopard, Mmoatia the Fairy and Mmboro the hornet. Through a series of encounters and trickery he was able to capture them all, and so all the stories of the Sky God were his.

Today you will not be dealing with a story about Anansi, but rather you will be reading a series of stories I compiled for you. When you are ready to start, THIS LINK will take you to form to start a story. You will have an extremely short amount of time to read it before it goes away and is replaced by a quiz. You will then be asked questions about the story. Once you have submitted your answers, you will be given a short amount of time to read a second story, followed by a quiz. This will continue until you have read 3 stories and taken 3 quizzes.Once you start you must complete the quizzes. You only have one shot at this.

You are not allowed to take any notes whatsoever. No screenshots, no taking a picture of the screen with your phone, no writing anything down a sheet of paper. This is a memory challenge not a note-taking challenge. When you wish to stop your time, fill out the starting form again and pick the "finishing option".

The player who scores the highest on the quizzes will win immunity, with the tiebreaker being time to submit. Good luck to you all!

Time Expectations: This challenge should take 25 minutes at the most.
Communication: You may not discuss this challenge with anyone.