1. 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 being exiled.
(b) That he is being killed.
(c) That he is free to go.
(d) That he is going home.

2. Why does Nwakibie trust Okonkwo to farm his yam seeds?
(a) He always believs big, strong men are trustworthy.
(b) He figures he can charge Okonkwo for the seeds with interest if the crop failed.
(c) He asks other people of the village if Okonkwo can be trusted.
(d) He can tell by looking at Okonkwo that he is a hard worker, unlike many young men of the village.

3. What does Ekwefi do after Chielo carries Ezinma away on her back?
(a) She follows Chielo.
(b) She runs to the other wives for solace.
(c) She screams at Okonkwo to go bring Ezinma back.
(d) She runs into her hut in despair.

4. Okonkwo of Umuofia is the emissary of war to Mbaino. What does Mbaino give him as an offering for the murder of the woman from Umuofia?
(a) One of Mbaino's most powerful warriors.
(b) A fifteen-year-old boy named Ikemefuna and a young virgin to replace the murdered woman.
(c) The wife of the murderer.
(d) A large monetary payment for the people of Umofia.

5. As Ekwefi and Okonkwo wait outside of Agbala's cave for Ezinma's return, what does Ekwefi think about?
(a) She thinks she will take Ezinma and move away from the village.
(b) She thinks about how she and Okonkwo can defeat Agbala.
(c) She thinks about when she and Okonkwo were young, and how she left her first husband to be with Okonkwo.
(d) She thinks about what must be happening to Ezinma in the cave.