1. What is the first trial's dispute set before Evil Forest and the egwugwu?
(a) The case of Mgbafo running away from her husband, Uzowulu, because he beat her and caused her to miscarry. Mgbafo's relatives refuse to give him back the bride-price because he beats her.
(b) The case of a mother beating her child to death.
(c) The case of one man stealing yams from the barn of another.
(d) The case of a man being murdered and left by the side of the road by his brother.

2. How can an observer tell if a communal ceremony is only for the men of the village?
(a) The titled men and elders sit on stools while the women look on from the fringe like outsiders.
(b) There are guards stationed around the communal ceremony, preventing the women from viewing.
(c) There are no women present anywhere near the ceremony.
(d) The women gather away from the ceremony, and chat with one another.

3. Nwoye's mother calls Ezinma "Ezigbo" when she brings the fire to Nwoye's mother's hut. What does "Ezigbo" mean?
(a) The good one
(b) Good work
(c) Good girl
(d) Helpful child

4. How does Okonkwo act for two days after Ikemefuna's death?
(a) He does not eat for two days, he drinks palm-wine from morning until night, he does not sleep, and he can't stop thinking about Ikemefuna.
(b) He works day and night to keep his mind occupied.
(c) He acts as if nothing has happened and continues his daily routines.
(d) He goes into the hills and offers a sacrifice to the gods, asking their forgiveness for taking part in Ikemfuna's death.

5. Why does Okonkwo insult Osugo at a meeting by calling him a woman?
(a) Okonkwo calls Osugo a woman because Osugo has no titles and contradicted what Okonkwo had been saying.
(b) Osugo is talking in a feminine voice.
(c) Osugo is making womanly hand gestures during the meeting.
(d) Osugo is complaining and whining.