1. What hopes does Okonkwo have for his son, Nwoye's , future?
(a) He hopes Nwoye would be a fair, just, and wise father and husband, showing kindness and love to his family.
(b) He wants Nwoye to be prosperous, that he will have enough to feed the ancestors with regular sacrifices, and he will be able to rule his women and children.
(c) He wants Nwoye to be a talented musician, performing at all the festivals in the nine villages.
(d) He wants Nwoye to be a great warrior with many heroic victories to his name.

2. What is a man who holds the ozo title forbidden to do?
(a) Wrestle during the Feast of the New Yam.
(b) Tap the tall palm trees.
(c) Talk to a single woman in public.
(d) Drink from the tapping of short palm trees.

3. What is the name all children of the clan except Ezinma call their mothers?
(a) Obi
(b) Jifida
(c) Efulefu
(d) Nne

4. What is the significance of the beating of drums in the village playground, the ilo, where all the great ceremonies and dances of the village take place?
(a) The drums beat as each wrestler is thrown to the ground.
(b) The drums play the wrestling dance in preparation for the wrestling match at sundown.
(c) The beating drums announce that there is a winner in the wrestling match.
(d) The beating of the drums means that the wrestling match will begin at noon.

5. The first day of the new year is celebrated with feasting and fellowship. What takes place on the second day of the new year?
(a) The great wrestling match between Okonkwo's village and their neighbors.
(b) The gathering of all the village musicians for singing and dancing.
(c) A play enacting the planting of yams put on by the children of all the villages in Umuofia.
(d) A gathering in the marketplace for the preparation of the new yams for planting.