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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What is the name of the soloist mentioned in Chapter 1?
(a) Elsie.
(b) Grammar-phone.
(c) Edna.
(d) Voice box.
2. What does the statute Odili reads in the newspaper concern?
(a) Excrement pails.
(b) Pit latrines.
(c) Food distribution.
(d) Automobile parking.
3. From what country do Jean and John come?
(a) Britain.
(b) The United States of America.
(c) Canada.
(d) France.
4. What is the name of the president of the Writer's Society?
(a) Mr. Akilo.
(b) Mr. Jalio.
(c) Mr. Samalu.
(d) Mr. Iganu.
5. How do the Ministers of Overseas Training and Culture cover up their fear in Chapter 3?
(a) By talking casually.
(b) By storming about angrily.
(c) By leaving.
(d) By joking.
Short Answer Questions
1. Odili finds Elsie's friend at the hospital -- intended for Chief Nanga -- to be:
2. What are the dismissed members of the Prime Minister's Cabinet called in Chapter 1?
3. What causes Odili's division from his father?
4. How many wives does Odili's father have?
5. What used to be Odili's father's profession?
Short Essay Questions
1. What attitudes do the foreigners at the dinner conversation seem to have toward Africa, and how do they demonstrate such?
2. What is ironic about Chief Koko's reaction to drinking OHMS?
3. Why is Peter merely working as Odili's houseboy?
4. How does Odili describe the way Jean acts toward Chief Nanga?
5. What personal goal does Odili not considering asking for help in achieving, as stated in Chapter 2?
6. What two admirable qualities does Chief Nanga demonstrate in Chapter 1, and how?
7. Why is Odili's next-door neighbor in college called "Irre"?
8. Why is Odili concerned when Chief Nanga voices his intention to go to the hospital with him?
9. Upon what does Odili reflect while lying in the bed of his guest suite at Chief Nanga's house?
10. What odd contrast is revealed in Chapter 4 by Chief Nanga's interactions with Chief Kobino and the young man applying to be a chef?
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