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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapters 9-11.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. As the celebration continues, how does the author use an argument about kola nuts to reveal the clash between Christian beliefs and folklore?
(a) Isaac objects when the elders want to sprinkle kola nut oil in the house.
(b) Isaac declares that although kola nuts are eaten in his Christian house, they are not sacrificed to idols.
(c) Ibo refuses to partake in the superstitious practices involving kola nuts.
(d) Isaac refuses to partake in the breaking of Kola nuts on Ibo's head.
2. Where in Lagos does Joseph live?
(a) Ikoyi.
(b) The Motor Park in Umuofia.
(c) Umuofia Park.
(d) Lagos Motor Park in the Obalende.
3. Why is the courtroom packed with spectators at Obi Okonkwo's trial?
(a) Because he is a member of prominent political party.
(b) Because he has taken so many bribes.
(c) Because he has such a prominent position in the civil service.
(d) Because of Obi's prominence as a young scholar educated at the expense of many poor Africans.
4. Where do Clara and Obi go with Christopher and his new girlfriend, Bisi?
(a) They go dancing at the Imperial.
(b) They go to dinner and a movie at the Imperial and then dancing.
(c) They go dancing and to dinner at the Imperial.
(d) They go to the movie at the Imperial and then dancing.
5. How long does Obi stay in England?
(a) A little under three years.
(b) A little under four years.
(c) A little under six years.
(d) A little under seven years.
Short Answer Questions
1. How does the author make it clear that Obi's financial situation is deteriorating after Obi resists Mr. Mark's offer of a bribe?
2. Where do Obi and Clara meet again eighteen months after their first meeting?
3. For which island is the boat heading when Jones recites, "Water, water everywhere; but not a drop to drink"?
4. What is "God's Case no Appeal" that Obi comes across on the way home to await his interview results?
5. What new evidence does Obi see about the pervasiveness of bribery in Nigeria on the way home on the wagon?
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