1. How does the relationship between Obi and Marie Tomlinson develop after she witnesses Obi's distress about his finances?
(a) They have become distant and speak only about work.
(b) They have not recovered from the heated argument about Obi's unpaid debt.
(c) They have become intimate and share many activities.
(d) Obi and Marie Tomlinson are on a first-name basis and speak frankly about many things, including Mr. Green.

2. What reminds Obi of England during his reception for which hundreds turn out?
(a) A song reminds him of Empire Day when Protestants and Catholic compete.
(b) He recalls with shame, singing God Save the Queen in England.
(c) He recalls playing boring cricket while in England.
(d) He recalls how in England every occasion warranted drinking tea.

3. What moves Obi even though he has little religion left while on the boat looking out to sea?
(a) He recalls, "And into sea He stepped with is disciples."
(b) He recalls, "They that go down to the sea in ships."
(c) He recalls, "I must go down to the sea again."
(d) He recalls, "I see my God in the sea and the sky."

4. Where does Obi first articulate his theory about corruption in Nigeria?
(a) In a letter he wrote to the editor of a local newspaper.
(b) In a paper presented to the UPU.
(c) In a paper he read to the Nigerian Students' Union in London.
(d) In a paper written while he was in high school.

5. Where does Obi take Clara to celebrate his new car?
(a) They go to Okala for a special dinner.
(b) They go to the beach.
(c) They go dancing at Okoro.
(d) They go to Ikeja for a special dinner.