Characters
Culture and Beliefs
Symbols and Themes
Plot Events
Women and Influence
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Young wrestler who became a village hero

Okonkwo

100

Priestess of Agbala

Chielo

100

Staple crop symbolizing masculinity

yams

100

Who kills Ikemefuna?

Okonkwo

100

Who is Ezinma's mother

Ekwefi

200

Lazy. Coward. Always in debt

Unoka
200

Sacred week forbidding violence

Week of peace

200

Goddess honored during the week of peace

Ani

200

Why is Okonkwo exiled?

He accidentally kills a clansman

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Priestess who takes Ezinma to the oracle

Chielo

300

Boy from Mbaino that comes to live with Okonkwo

Ikemefuna

300

Masked ancestors

egwugwu

300

Okonkwo's greatest fear

failure/weakness

300

Why did Ikemefuna come to Umuofia

He was given to the clan to avoid war after an Umuofia woman was killed

300

Formal position of influence for women in the village

Priestess

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Okonkwo's youngest wife

Ojiugo

400

A person's personal spirit/god

chi
400

What does Ikemefuna's death foreshadow for Nwoye?

Drifting away from clan values

400

How did Okonkwo start his own barn of yams

He was a share cropper. He borrowed yams.

400

Ekwefi shows influence over her home by defiantly given her daughter what?

eggs

500

Tells Okonkwo not to have a hand in Ikemefuna's death

Ezeudu

500

A child that dies only to be reborn repeatedly 

Ogbanje

500

When Ezinma is taken by Chielo, what does Okonkwo's reaction reveal about his character?

He cares for and supports Ekwefi, but still cares about appearance of masculinity.
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Where does Okonkwo and his family go during their exile?

Mbanta

500

How does Ezinma challenge the traditional view of the patriarchy

She demonstrates many qualities that Okonkwo respects. She gets Okonkwo to eat again after Ikemefuna's death