1. What is Obi's theory about corruption in Nigeria?
(a) That only foreigners in high places can stamp out corruption.
(b) That corruption among whites is the foundation for all corruption.
(c) Nigeria will remain corrupt until the "old Africans" are replaced by young educated men.
(d) Obi believes corruption will end when the British leave.

2. What character traits does Christopher display in the incident when he and Obi discuss the possibility of Clara's pregnancy?
(a) He is sympathetic and caring.
(b) He is an idealistic and simple young man.
(c) He is a pragmatic young man who understands the ways of his world.
(d) He is a callous and greedy young man.

3. How does Obi know Joseph Okeke whom he visits in Lagos before leaving for England?
(a) He is Clara's brother.
(b) From the Lagos slum where they went to school together.
(c) From Umuofia University.
(d) He is Obi's former classmate.

4. Why is the courtroom packed with spectators at Obi Okonkwo's trial?
(a) Because of Obi's prominence as a young scholar educated at the expense of many poor Africans.
(b) Because he is a member of prominent political party.
(c) Because he has such a prominent position in the civil service.
(d) Because he has taken so many bribes.

5. What causes the women to mock Obi when he visits Clara in the hospital?
(a) They mock him for crying in front of all the women.
(b) They mock him for thinking that his big government car gives him privileges.
(c) They mock him for going on his knees to beg Clara's forgiveness.
(d) They mock him for being over-excited and confused over a simple matter.