1. How does Unoka react when Okoye asks him to repay the two hundred cowries owed to him?
(a) He offers kola nuts as repayment instead of money.
(b) He bursts out laughing.
(c) He tells Okoye that he would be paid before anyone else.
(d) He promises to repay the money without delay.

2. Why do men and women look forward to the Feast of the New Yam?
(a) It is a feast of yam stew made from all the leftover yams of the past harvest, which is divided among all the people.
(b) The men and women cook and feed each other the yams from the previous harvest so that no food will be wasted.
(c) It is the beginning of the season of plenty--the new year. It begins with huge quantities of fresh yams, yam foo foo and vegetable soup.
(d) It is a festival of dancing around the new yams of the season and eating the rest of the old yams for the previous year.

3. After speaking with the elders of nine villages, what does Okonkwo tell Ikemefuna about what is going to happen to him?
(a) That he is going home.
(b) That he is being killed.
(c) That he is free to go.
(d) That he is being exiled.

4. How does Ikemenfuna feel after three weeks of illness?
(a) He vows revenge on Okonkwo and his family.
(b) He is still bitter and afraid.
(c) He cries every night after his illness for his mother and sisters.
(d) He gets better and is no longer afraid or sad to be in Okonkwo's home.

5. What is the name of the boy who wins the wrestling match in the fifteen- to sixteen-year-old age group with a lightning fast move that was never seen before?
(a) Obierika
(b) Nwoye
(c) Ikemefuna
(d) Maduka