Clan members often use maxims or _______ when they speak.
Proverbs
The novel is set in the country now called _________.
Nigeria
Okonkwo is considered a famous warrior who gained his fame by throwing which character?
Amalinze "the cat"
It was assumed that the missionaries would be killed by the evil spirits in the Evil Forest. Instead, nothing happened to them and some of the people ________.
Converted
"[I]s it true that when people are grown up, fire does not burn them?"
Ezinma
Considered evil, _________ are often thrown away.
Twins
Okonkwo lives in the nine villages of ___________.
Umuofia
Considered a lazy man who died in debt, this character is (in some ways) responsible for making Okonkwo the successful, harsh man he is today. Who is this?
Unoka
"We should have killed the white man if you had listened to me."
Okonkwo
An ___________ is a child who repeatedly dies and is reborn.
Obanjge.
What village was Okonkwo and his family exile to?
Mbanta
Okonkwo was advised, though he did not listen, to not participate in the death of which character?
Ikemefuna
"I have brought you here because you joined together to molest others, to burn people's houses and their place of worship."
The District Commissioner
_________ are humans in disguise. They represent the spirits of the ancestors.
Egwugwu
Where did the villagers allow the missionaries to build there church?
The Evil Forest
This character prefers his mother's gentle folktales to his father's violent stories.
Nwoye
"We have heard both sides of the case . . . Our duty is not to blame this man or to praise that, but to settle the dispute."
Evil Forest
Before a marriage, the _______ must be negotiated.
Bride price
What village was FIRST destroyed by the British?
Abame
Which character replaces Mr. Brown? *Hint: He was harsh and disgusted by the tolerance given to the villagers by Mr. Brown. Who was this character?
Revered John Smith
What natural event foreshadows the coming of the British?
"There is no story that is not true . . . The world has no end, and what is good among one people is an abomination with others."
Uchendu