1. Why do the men of Umuofia meet in the marketplace after the village crier beats the message on the ogene?
(a) They decide to collect the fine immediately to release their six leaders.
(b) They decide to negotiate with the District Commissioner.
(c) They decide against collecting any cowries to release the six leaders.
(d) They decide to offer half of the required fine to release the six leaders.

2. What does Okika suggest they do that their fathers had never done before?
(a) Allow their children to attend the white man's school.
(b) Give up their own religious beliefs and accept Christianity.
(c) Fight against their own brothers who have taken the side of the white man.
(d) Accept their fate, taking on the white man's ways.

3. What is the only way a young man can build a barn of his own if his father has no yams?
(a) Going to his mother and his father's wives for help.
(b) Planting coco-yams.
(c) Saving his money to buy seeds.
(d) Share-cropping.

4. One night, the storytelling of Okonkwo 's wives and children stops because the priestess, Chielo is shouting in a high-pitched voice. What does she tell Okonkwo?
(a) That Agbala, the Oracle of the Hills and the Caves wants to see Ezinma
(b) That Agbala needs to talk to Okonkwo
(c) That Agbala is putting a curse on Okonkwo's house
(d) That Agbala wants to see all Okonkwo's wives

5. Where does Okonkwo bring his family after being banished from his village?
(a) To an enemy village asking to be accepted
(b) To his mother's kinsmen in Mbanta
(c) To wander the forests and live off the land
(d) To live in a cave in the hills