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A. His senior wife Ugoye.

B. His friend Akuebue.

C. His rival Nwaka.

D. His eldest son Nwafo.

A. Nwaka

B. OkekeOnenyi

C. Nwabueze

D. Nwafo

A. He is just passing through.

B. He has decided to follow Salim’s example.

C. He is taking over the lycee.

D. He is a guest lecturer at the Domain.

A. Moses Goodcountry

B. John Clark

C. John Goodcountry

D. John Wildcountry

A. University seemed like a magic word, and Indar thought a magic life awaited him.

B. Opportunity was Indar’s magic word in London.

C. Education was the word that meant the most to him.

D. Career was the magic word that drove him to study hard.

A. He flirts with Ebo’s wife

B. He refused to eat a Kolanut offered to him

C. He gives the people of Okperi a Palm Frond

D. He destroys Ebo’sIkenga

A. That Raymond will win the Nobel Prize for literature

B. That Raymond’s book will be a best seller

C. That Raymond is a genius as a writer

D. That Raymond had never visited the places he wrote about

A. Festival of the Pumpkin Leaves

B. New Moon Feast

C. New Yam Feast

D. Festival of Palms

A. His papers are all in order.

B. He will be interrogated when he gets back to the town.

C. Ferdinand comes to his rescue.

D. The official keeping Salim has held up the flight and gets reprimanded.

A. He refuses to give the African workers as much of a raise as he gives the white workers.

B. He whips Obika.

C. He interrupts a prayer meeting.

D. He whips Moses Unachukwu.