2. Before his son is able to leave for water, what do Obi Agilaga and his workers hear the approaching sounds of?
(a) Men and youths.
(b) Men.
(c) Women.
(d) Men and women.

3. Uche rising at this time leads his family to believe that perhaps he is going to do what?
(a) Help at the farm today.
(b) Trade at the market.
(c) Attend school.
(d) Meet with Nduka.

4. In preparation for tonight's meeting, who does Okei enlist the help of to sweep the meeting area?
(a) Children.
(b) Older boys.
(c) Younger boys.
(d) Older girls.

5. In Chapter 4, Uche rises when the following day?
(a) Around 8 a.m.
(b) Early afternoon.
(c) Around noon.
(d) Very early in the morning.

Short Answer Questions

1. Early in the story, Nduka and Uche have been waiting for Okei to finish what, so they can go with their friend to a neighboring village to meet girls?

2. The droughts bring what?

3. Obi Agilaga and Obi Uwechue sit and discuss young men who refuse to work but find time to do what?

4. Where does Obi Uwechue hail from?

5. What time is it when the story begins?

(see the answer key)

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