1. What is the shameful death Unoka endures?
(a) Drowning in his own vomit after too much palm-wine.
(b) Beheading because of his many unpaid debts.
(c) Dying of the abomination of swollen stomach and limbs, never to be buried in the earth.
(d) Starvation due to his many failed crops.

2. What is used to inform all the men of the Umuofia to meet in the market place the following morning?
(a) A group of armed warriors.
(b) The town crier beating on his hollow, metal ogene.
(c) A choir of people singing the message.
(d) The beating of drums in the night.

3. What drives Okonkwo into a rage on the first day of the festival, leading him to beat his second wife, Ekwefi, and almost kill her with a gun?
(a) He believes his wife killed a banana tree in the compound, even though it is still alive. She also comments on his inability to shoot well.
(b) She burns the vegetable soup she is preparing for the festival.
(c) Okonkwo is angry because his second wife has not scrubbed the walls of her hut with red earth, and has neglected the rituals of the people.
(d) Okonkwo finds that his second wife has not prepared her children in the traditional fashion of the clan for the festival.

4. Why does Unkona change the subject to music when he and Oybe are discussing the impending war with the village of Mbaino?
(a) Unkona wants to stay home to take care of his yam harvest.
(b) Unkona is a coward and can't stand the sight of blood.
(c) Unkona is afraid to think about people of his village being hurt.
(d) Unkona knows he would have to leave his family to fight in the war.

5. How long is Ikemenfuna in Okonkwo's care?
(a) Three years
(b) Three months
(c) Twelve years
(d) Two days