1. How does the Attorney-General describe himself to the President?
(a) As a slave to his master.
(b) As a poor ignorant bush person.
(c) As the equal to any white man.
(d) As a good friend, like a brother to the President.

2. What does the President do to punish the people from Abazon?
(a) He sent a military force in to police the territory.
(b) He discontinued foreign aid to the territory.
(c) He filled in the wells that were being dug on Abazon territory.
(d) He refused to allow medical personnel and supplies to enter the region.

3. Why is the President angry when he meets with Chris in Chapter 11?
(a) Beatrice has humiliated him in front of the Americans.
(b) He believes that Ikem helped plan the Abazonians' march on the Palace.
(c) Ikem has published yet another article demanding the President step down.
(d) Chris wants to resign from his position.

4. What does the delegation from Abazon say they want?
(a) To protest the local government's lack of action.
(b) To demand that the president hold elections.
(c) To declare loyalty to the president and ask for help.
(d) To demand that the president step down.

5. What does Beatrice criticize about Ikem's philosophy?
(a) He considers black people superior to white Europeans.
(b) He fails to include women in his political vision.
(c) He is classist against poor people and peasants.
(d) He considers black people inferior to white Europeans.