2. What does Wild Christian name her women's group?
(a) Women's Advocacy Organization.
(b) The Egba Women's Union.
(c) Many Voices, One Voice.
(d) The Ake Women's Collective.

3. What does the derogatory term "agb'eyin-to" refer to?
(a) Westernized Africans.
(b) White men.
(c) Women.
(d) Traitors.

4. On a trip to Broda Pupa's farm, which is NOT one of the activities Wole participates in?
(a) Gather fruits.
(b) Have a feast of snake meat.
(c) Hoe farmland.
(d) Milk a cow.

5. What best describes the spiritual beliefs of young Wole?
(a) Wole's family has rejected tribal beliefs, and he is a pure Christian.
(b) A mix of tribal beliefs and Christianity.
(c) Wole retains the tribal beliefs of his people only.
(d) Wole is an atheist, and his family has forsaken religion.

6. What does Father warn Wole about in Chapter 9 about grammar school?
(a) School education is next to worthless.
(b) It is very far away, and Wole will be far from his family.
(c) Father warns about the dangers of girls receiving education.
(d) The older boys there will be jealous of Wole's young age.

7. What is tinko?
(a) Tinsel wrapping for gifts.
(b) Lean meat fried to a hard crisp.
(c) A small truck used to transport villagers.
(d) Pennies for church tithe.

8. Why does Beere travel to England in Chapter 13?
(a) Because a friend in need is in London.
(b) To see Big Ben and other landmarks.
(c) To escape arrest.
(d) To advocate for the country's needs.

9. What positive omen takes place during the protest at the end of Chapter 14?
(a) A baby girl is born.
(b) A cow joins the crowd.
(c) It rains.
(d) A soothsayer reports the spirits are pleased.

10. Why does Essay hire a photographer in Chapter 11?
(a) To photograph Essay's prize rose bush.
(b) To document the poor state of the parsonage compound.
(c) To document the wedding of a favorite former student.
(d) To photograph Essay alone and with his family, for posterity.

11. What is the name of Wole's grammar school?
(a) Abeokuta.
(b) Daodu International.
(c) Odemo.
(d) Ake Femi.

12. What complaint does Wole make at the beginning of Chapter 10?
(a) The smells of the wonderful dishes of his youth are no more.
(b) Politicians are thoroughly corrupt.
(c) The military is taking over the country.
(d) Wole never got his chance to become an engineer.

13. In Chapter 14, what unites the unions being created across Africa?
(a) A call for higher education standards.
(b) All the unions are created and run by women.
(c) A central leadership group called the African Committee.
(d) A call for the end to the white man's rule.

14. What is Daodu's other name?
(a) Aduni Mo.
(b) Alake.
(c) Reverend A.O. Ransome-Kuti.
(d) Da Pelumo.

15. What town is Essay from, originally?
(a) Cape Town.
(b) London.
(c) Ake.
(d) Isara.