1. What offensive question does the commissioner who has been sleeping in the interview ask Obi when he wakes up?
(a) Whether he can rise above the laziness of his people.
(b) How long he willl survive the system.
(c) Whether he intends to take bribes.
(d) Whether he has brought home a white wife.

2. While Obi is home enjoying his interaction with his kinsmen, what thoughts does he have that indicate that he harbors resentment against the British?
(a) He tells the villagers he has deliberately resisted learning English ways while he studied in England.
(b) He compares the lively village culture with the staid, boring ways of the English.
(c) He wishes the English could see the Nigerian culture and appreciate the customs.
(d) He wishes the English could hear people engaged in Ibo conversation, enjoying life.

3. Why does the UPU want Obi to study law in England?
(a) To help them with land cases.
(b) To help members with inheritance cases.
(c) To help them to defend those charged with bribery.
(d) To groom him for future political leadership.

4. What is Obi warned about at his farewell prayer meeting?
(a) He is to go to church and stay out of trouble.
(b) He is to study hard and go often to church.
(c) He is to "learn book," fear the Lord and not fall into the temptations of other young Africans.
(d) He is to study hard and not chase white women.

5. Where in Lagos does Joseph live?
(a) Ikoyi.
(b) Lagos Motor Park in the Obalende.
(c) Umuofia Park.
(d) The Motor Park in Umuofia.