1. What descriptive passage communicates the setting and culture in the Onitsha market?
(a) Children are dancing and playing drums while women sell garri.
(b) There is a dancing beggar and men who sell "Long Life Mixture."
(c) To the sound of blaring local music, men are selling a concoction, women sell garri, and give to a dancing beggar.
(d) Drunken men swagger in the street while women flirt and dance.

2. What is Obi's response when he and Clara go walking and she suddenly announces they cannot marry?
(a) He calls it nonsense.
(b) He says he will pay more money for her.
(c) He thinks she is being coy.
(d) He laughts at her, knowing she is joking.

3. How does Joseph interpret Obi's insistence on ignoring tradition and marrying Clara?
(a) He believes his education can excuse his disregard for tradition.
(b) His education cannot prevent him from being a fool in matters of the heart.
(c) His years in England have made him resentful of African customs.
(d) Obi's upbringing and education have made him a stranger in Nigeria.

4. What bothers Obi when he sees his parents when he goes home?
(a) Their poverty and age.
(b) Their illness and age.
(c) Their frail health and their poverty.
(d) Their poverty and disappointment in him.

5. How does Christopher react to Obi's news that Clara might be pregnant?
(a) He comments that this is a new and serious turn of events.
(b) He comments that Obi might not be the father.
(c) He comments that this shouold not encourage Obi to marry her.
(d) He immediately thinks of abortion.