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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Why does Obi Agiliga order Nne Ojo to hide Okei where he does from those who will search for him?
(a) They would not think to look there.
(b) They will not dare enter there.
(c) It will give him time to assess the situation.
(d) He will be safe there.

2. How does Okei regard Obi Agiliga's guidance?
(a) Distrustful.
(b) Hopeful.
(c) Grateful.
(d) Unthankful.

3. Uche believes that who is on the side of Okei and his friends?
(a) Josephine.
(b) Obi Agiliga.
(c) God.
(d) Good luck.

4. Obi Agiliga has been waiting for the day when Okei will ask him for what?
(a) Authorization to leave the village.
(b) Counsel on wrestling.
(c) Permission to take a wife.
(d) Advice on earning a living.

5. When is it Josephine and her friends return to their village with their plantains following their unsuccessful day at the market?
(a) The evening, it is well past dark.
(b) The middle of the afternoon.
(c) The evening, it is nearly dark.
(d) The late afternoon.

6. Uche informs Okei about Kwutelu's injury and that the the villagers suspected Okei and his friends of committing the crime until when?
(a) Kwutelu identified Obi Uju as being responsible.
(b) Kwutelu stated Okei and his friends were not responsible.
(c) Obi Agiliga related Okei had been asleep at the time.
(d) Obi Uju admitted he was responsible.

7. When no one purchases any plantains from Josephine and her friends, what do they begin to suspect?
(a) The villagers' need for plantains has diminished.
(b) They selected a poor day for marketing.
(c) They are being intentionally disregarded.
(d) The villagers are saving for an upcoming festival.

8. How do villagers await the girls' on their way home from the market with unsold plantains?
(a) With torches to light their way.
(b) Concerned, searching for them.
(c) Upset they made no sales.
(d) Relieved to see them arrive safely.

9. What does Nne Ojo assure the young men searching for Okei?
(a) Okei and his uncle are looking for the criminal.
(b) Okei and his uncle are on a hunting expedition.
(c) Okei and his cousin are looking for the criminal.
(d) Okei and his friends are looking for the criminal.

10. When Obi Agiliga returns to the compound later that night following Kwutelu's injury, he and Nne Ojo discuss Okei's trust in them which they find to be what?
(a) Unsteady.
(b) Burgeoning.
(c) Nonexistent.
(d) Diminishing.

11. As Chapter 7 opens, when does Nne Ojo hear Obi Uju's cries?
(a) She is among the first.
(b) She is among the last.
(c) She is the very last.
(d) She is the very first.

12. In the dark, Obi Uju does not recognize the figure entering the door as his daughter and maims her how?
(a) Severs her nose.
(b) Severs her arm.
(c) Cuts her eye.
(d) Severs her ear.

13. When Nne Ojo wakes Obi Agiliga to tell him about the situation Okei and his friends are accused of, what does he promptly do?
(a) Questions the boys individually.
(b) Questions the boys first, then Okei.
(c) Questions Okei.
(d) Questions the boys collectively.

14. Obi Uju becomes angry when he is told about Kwutelu's confrontation with Okei earlier at the stream, and vows to do what?
(a) Speak to Obi Agilaga.
(b) Speak to the elders.
(c) Speak to Okei.
(d) Punish Okei.

15. Nne Ojo does not want to wake Obi Agiliga until when?
(a) She can accept the situation.
(b) She has made his morning meal.
(c) She understands the situation.
(d) Daylight.

Short Answer Questions

1. What is it Okei seeks for the village in this contest?

2. Uche visited Kwutelu the morning following her injury and reports that she will be taken where for treatment?

3. At the start of Chapter 5, Okei rises early and goes to the stream so that he may do what?

4. Why does Nduka congratulate Okei when he receives the order to instruct the boys to begin conditioning?

5. As Obi Uju retires before usual for an early start on the next day, Kwutelu and who else prepare his sleeping area?

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