1. What expensive gadget owned by Okoli does Obi admire?
(a) A radiogram that tapes and plays back conversations.
(b) A telephone that displays incoming calls.
(c) A television that records programs.
(d) A gramophone that changes records automatically.

2. What is special about Obi's arrival in Onitsha, a few miles from his village?
(a) Everyone stays home from school and work to meet Obi.
(b) His father hires a bus to take all the relatives to meet him.
(c) Obi's visit causes a few stares but most people go about their normal business.
(d) Village elders send a pleasure car to meet him on this special occasion.

3. Why does Clara imply that Obi should not complain when he complains about seeing "good movies?"
(a) She does not complain when he demands traditional African food which she does not care for.
(b) She does not complain about listening to Obi read poetry or about them going to lunch with Christopher whom she dislikes.
(c) She does not complain when he drags her off to tennis which she hates.
(d) She does not complain when he drags her to see war movies.

4. How does the author prove the assertion that Obi has been homesick while studying in England when Obi is communicating with his villagers?
(a) He sits with the elders and asks for more folk stories.
(b) The celebrations cause him to become tearful and nostalgic.
(c) He speaks Ibo whenever possible and feels shame for using English to a Nigerian.
(d) He enjoys the dancing and singing and is nostalgic.

5. What is Obi warned about at his farewell prayer meeting?
(a) He is to study hard and go often to church.
(b) He is to go to church and stay out of trouble.
(c) He is to "learn book," fear the Lord and not fall into the temptations of other young Africans.
(d) He is to study hard and not chase white women.