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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What does Ekene often drink?
(a) Soda.
(b) Guinness.
(c) Wine.
(d) Whiskey.
2. What does Kavita's dowry consist of?
(a) Land.
(b) A sizeable amount of money.
(c) Animals.
(d) Some gold jewelry from her family.
3. What concerns does Mary convey to Kavita about Vivek in Chapter Eight?
(a) Mary thinks Vivek will not be hired by any employer.
(b) Mary thinks Vivek does not know how to read.
(c) Mary thinks Vivek will not graduate from university.
(d) Mary thinks Vivek is not safe going around looking like he does.
4. Where does Ekene want Osita to go to university in Chapter Seven?
(a) Ajuha.
(b) Cape Town.
(c) Nsukka.
(d) Owerri.
5. What does Kavita sometimes run through Vivek's hair for him?
(a) Coconut oil.
(b) Olive oil.
(c) Henna.
(d) Fig oil.
Short Answer Questions
1. What does Maja's husband do that Maja is very upset about?
2. Where does Ekene start spending more time in Chapter Seven?
3. Why is Osita so angry with Vivek in Chapter Eight?
4. How does Osita refer to Chika?
5. What kind of episodes does Vivek have in Part I?
Short Essay Questions
1. What does Chika think is a bad omen for Vivek, from the day of Vivek's birth?
2. How does Ahunna get the scar on her foot and what is unique about it?
3. Why does Osita apologize to Vivek in Part II?
4. How does Vivek get bruises and bumps often in Part I?
5. In Part II, what kind of problems are Kavita and Chika having with Vivek?
6. Why are Chika and Kavita sick with grief from the day Vivek is born?
7. What happens with the dowry Kavita's family wants to give to Chika and his family?
8. What does Maja's marital problem reveal about cultural attitudes towards women Nigeria?
9. Why is Vivek so angry with Kavita and Chika when he comes back from Mary's church in Part II?
10. Why does Osita start spending much more time at home in Part II?
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