1. Where has Clara been living since returning to Nigeria?
(a) At Osu.
(b) At Yaba with her mother.
(c) At Omuefia.
(d) At Yaba with her sister.

2. What new expense does Obi assume when he gets his new car that suggests another symbol of his status?
(a) Obi has a driver, whom he hires for £4 a month.
(b) Obi has a valet whom he pays £10 a month.
(c) Obi has a driver whom he hires for £10 a month.
(d) Obi has a houseboy whom he pays £4 a month.

3. Why does Obi tell Christopher a story about a catechist twenty years before who was in such a hurry to marry that she cut her education short and was bitter?
(a) To encourage Christopher to consider becoming a Christian.
(b) To demonstrate the troubles men encounter because of women.
(c) To warn Christopher about the dangers of having more than one woman.
(d) To prevent Christopher from causing a woman to be bitter about being prevented from completing her studies.

4. While Obi tries to concentrate on work despite bad news from home, what comment about a Nigerian student does Mr. Green make while dictating a letter to Marie Tomlinson?
(a) Green complains about a student who expects the Government to support both him and his girlfriend.
(b) Green complains that all students supported by the government become greedy in their demands.
(c) Green complains about workers borrowing money to support extravagant lifestyles.
(d) Green complains that Obi should have settled down before incurring so many debts.

5. What makes Obi go to a slum in Lagos when he returns from England?
(a) For a job interview.
(b) To see his uncle Okolo.
(c) To visit his friend Christopher.
(d) His girlfriend, Clara, has a dressmaker there.