Q. Where are the Christian women forbidden to go when the clan hears of the killing of a royal python?
a) To the Evil Forest
b) To the stream
c) To the church
d) To the Tribal Council Meeting
Q. What does Okonkwo do even though he is advised not to?
a) Marry Ojiugo
b) Beat Nwoye twice
c) Attack Chielo
d) Help kill Ikemefuna
Q. What crop is king for the Igbo?
a) Cassava
b) Yam
c) Cotton
d) Riding Crop
Q. When the Igbo refers to the “iron-horse,” what do they mean?
a) A train carriage
b) Maduka, the star wrestler
c) A bicycle
d) An elephant
Q. What is the polite name for leprosy among the Igbo?
a) The swelling sickness
b) The white skin
c) The heathen state
d) The albino condition
Q. When do the clan members share the kola nut?
a) When declaring war
b) When giving birth to children
c) When wrestling
d) When gathering for social occasions
Q. In the allegory of Tortoise, what do the birds give to Tortoise?
a) Bird seed
b) Feathers
c) Water
d) A branch
Q. What does Enoch do to provoke the rage of the clan?
a) He unmasks an egwugwu
b) He converts Nwoye
c) He steals 200 cowry shells
d) He mutilates twins
Q. How does Okonkwo die?
a) He is poisoned by the Commissioner
b) He hangs himself
c) He is stabbed by Enoch
d) He dies of the swelling disease
Q. Why are the villagers happy when the locusts arrive?
a) Because they represent future happiness
b) Because they mean good weather and good crops
c) Because their bodies can be made into glue
d) Because they taste good