2. Why does Opokuya say Esi is brave?
(a) For trying an alternative lifestyle.
(b) For divorcing in the first place.
(c) For defying her mother.
(d) For not running back to Oko.

3. What does Ali ponder about New Year's Eve?
(a) If he should divorce Esi before she gets pregnant.
(b) Whether more than one wife is wise.
(c) Which wife he will make love to.
(d) If he should allow Fusena the divorce she wants.

4. What does Esi find unacceptable about Ali's new secretary?
(a) She does not acknowledge Esi as Ali's wife.
(b) Ali takes her to her home every day.
(c) She always sides with Fusena.
(d) She is single.

5. When does Esi want to wait to wear Ali's gift?
(a) After the actual marriage.
(b) Until they to to visit her family.
(c) Till her birthday.
(d) After the negotiations.

6. What shocks Ali's female relatives?
(a) That Esi will not live with Ali and Fusena.
(b) That Esi is not Muslim.
(c) That Fusena is divorcing Ali.
(d) That their educated daughters are not any better off than they were.

7. What does Esi tell Ali to do?
(a) Start seeing her every week or not at all.
(b) Divorce her.
(c) Choose between her and Fusena.
(d) Go home to his wife and children.

8. How is Esi's being at Opokuya a blessing for Opokuya?
(a) Esi can help Opokuya with a client.
(b) Esi can talk to Opokuya's oldest daughter about gaining an educatioin.
(c) Esi can help cook.
(d) Ogyaanowa is there and Opokuya's oldest son is interested in her.

9. Who is not pleased when Ali visits the Dakwa's on January 2nd?
(a) The children.
(b) The adults.
(c) Everyone is happy to see him.
(d) Ogyaanowa.

10. What does Ali tell Esi is the reason he has to go by his office nightly?
(a) He cannot tell her the reason.
(b) He has to check to see that the safe has been properly locked.
(c) He has to sign all the paperwork generated during the day.
(d) He has to check for messages from his son who is in the United States.

11. To what does Fusena agree?
(a) All of Ali's relatives' suggestions.
(b) To demand strong concessions from Ali.
(c) To at least meet Esi.
(d) To divorce Ali.

12. What does Kubi point out to Oko?
(a) That he was right morally.
(b) That Ali was in the wrong legally.
(c) That he was in the wrong legally.
(d) That Esi has made her own choices.

13. What does Ali continually do to Esi?
(a) Makes her feel like a second wife.
(b) Tells her he's coming and then not show up.
(c) Puts her down.
(d) Makes excuses about why he cannot visit her.

14. What happens when Opokuya's two eldest children are left in charge of cooking for the holiday?
(a) They refuse to do much.
(b) They constantly interrupt Opokuya with questions.
(c) It does not go well.
(d) They cook an incredible amount of delicious food.

15. To what do Ali's relatives agree?
(a) Nothing since Ali has not talked to them.
(b) To go to Esi's people.
(c) To stay out of Ali's life.
(d) To talk Fusena into the marriage.