1. How does Obi explain his physical appearance when Miss Tomlinson says he looks run down?
(a) He claims that he has not been sleeping well.
(b) He claims a touch of malaria.
(c) He claims distress about his mother's illness.
(d) He claims he was overworked on his leave at home.

2. How does Obi feel after he resists the temptation to accept Mr. Mark's bribe?
(a) He feels wonderful because Clara sends a note agreeing to marry him.
(b) He feels wonderful because he resisted his first temptation to accept a bribe.
(c) He feels wonderful because Marie says he did so well in the interview.
(d) He feels wonderful because he will get a good review.

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

4. How do the visitors at Obi's home react after he has been there a couple of days?
(a) They are disappointed that Obi has lost touch with them.
(b) They become distant because he tries to stand up to his father for an unworthy woman.
(c) They take offense because he stays in his room and they are told he is ill.
(d) They feel closer to Obi because he accepts his father's decision.

5. What comment do the elders make about Christianity when Isaac refuses to placate the rainmaker to prevent the rain threatening Obi's homecoming?
(a) There is no point to Christianity if members like Isaac do not use it to suit others.
(b) Christianity is like palm-wine; it goes to some people's heads, destroying their sense.
(c) Christianity is all about convenience and man's effort to manipulate others.
(d) Christianity makes hypocrites of adherents like Isaac.