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

2. How is Obi subtly reminded of his debt to the UPU at the reception?
(a) The Chairman asks Obi if he has made a budget and a schedule for repaying his loan.
(b) The Chairman bluntlyreminds Obi that in order for others to get the chance he received, he must be responsible about his debt.
(c) The secretary speaks of the honor Obi has brought them and refers to the obligation to pay back the investment.
(d) The Chairman ays that the sooner Obi gets work, the sooner he can meet his obligations.

3. What references are made to suggest that the UPU leaders are very aware of the prevalence of bribery in government circles?
(a) They state that someone with Obi's qualifications should be able to sidestep the bribery route.
(b) They talk openly about the importance of Obi making the rounds at the permanent secretaries' offices.
(c) They suggest that Obi should lose no time in making the right connections.
(d) The Chairman and Vice-President debate whether someone who knows book like Obi needs to "see" men.

4. Where does Obi take Clara to celebrate his new car?
(a) They go dancing at Okoro.
(b) They go to the beach.
(c) They go to Ikeja for a special dinner.
(d) They go to Okala for a special dinner.

5. How does the author suggest that there is more than tennis to the relationship that Obi and Christoper have with Nora and Pat?
(a) He writes that Obi and Christopher quarrel over Nora.
(b) He writes that Nora rebuffs Obi's passionate kiss, saying it is a sin for Catholics.
(c) He writes that Obi accuses Nora and Pat of racism because they rebuff their advances.
(d) He writes that Obi kisses Pat passionately and the Mother sees them.