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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. Where in the car does Elsie sit?
(a) Up front.
(b) By the right door.
(c) Between Chief Nanga and Odili.
(d) By the left door.
2. By what name do Jean and John greet Chief Nanga?
(a) Chief Nanga.
(b) Micah.
(c) Your Honour.
(d) M.A.
3. Who does Odili ask Andrew about after the latter knocks at his door?
(a) The journalist.
(b) Chief Nanga.
(c) Mrs. John.
(d) The girl.
4. What does Peter eventually cook for his master while Andrew Kadibe is visiting?
(a) Roast yams.
(b) Glazed pork.
(c) Jollof rice.
(d) Beef stew.
5. What sort of degree is Chief Nanga to be awarded?
(a) Doctor of laws.
(b) Bachelor of arts.
(c) Doctor of history.
(d) Master of public affairs.
Short Answer Questions
1. From where is Chief Nanga's second wife-to-be?
2. How many children do the Nangas have?
3. Where does Odili go after Chief Nanga's important guest in Chapter 5 arrives?
4. Chief Nanga says the standard education he received is worth more than what today?
5. What is the title of the president of the Writer's Society's book?
Short Essay Questions
1. Why is Odili concerned when Chief Nanga voices his intention to go to the hospital with him?
2. How do Odili and Elsie meet?
3. How does Odili's father treat his family?
4. What does Odili wish the people could see about Chief Nanga?
5. What attitudes do the foreigners at the dinner conversation seem to have toward Africa, and how do they demonstrate such?
6. Describe Odili in his first encounter with Elsie in Chapter 6.
7. Upon what does Odili reflect while lying in the bed of his guest suite at Chief Nanga's house?
8. How does Odili describe his reaction to being a prominent member of the dinner conversation?
9. Why is Odili surprised to be awakened early by Chief Nanga after his first night at the Minister of Culture's house?
10. Why is Mrs. Nanga concerned over her children losing their heritage?
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