1. According to the author's comments, why are some people's faces sullen as they wait to greet travelers returning?
(a) A returning daughter has married a white man.
(b) A returning son has married a white woman.
(c) A returning son has not completed his studies.
(d) A returning son has divorced his wife.

2. What negative comments does Mr. Green make about Africans after his tennis match on the morning of the trial?
(a) They are all physically and mentally backward.
(b) They cannot help themselves because they are born inferior.
(c) Africans are corrupt, sapped mentally and physically, and given a Western education that they do not know how to use.
(d) That Africans are too corrupt to benefit from European education.

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

4. What is the meaning of Obi's full name?
(a) One who will do great things.
(b) The mind at last is at rest.
(c) One born to woe.
(d) The last of my father's children.

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