Heroes
Literary Terms
Things Fall Apart
College
More Okonkwo
100

The protagonist of the novel Things Fall Apart

Who is Okonkwo?

100

The bad guy in a comic book

Who/What is the villain?

100

An individual's personal god

What is chi?

100

This application allows you to apply to more than 800 colleges and/universities.

What is the Common Application?

100

Those whose deaths are an abomination are brought here.

What is the evil forest?

200

The main character of a story or novel

Who is the protagonist?

200

An ideal model off of which characters in a story are usually based

What is an archetype?

200

Okonkwo accidentally killed a man with this weapon.

What is a gun/stray bullet/piece of metal?

200

In this essay, college applicants share goals, obstacles, and lessons learned.

What is a personal statement?

200

This young man was traded to Umofia and lived with Okonkwo.

Who is Ikemefuna?

300

He was a tiny warrior from Japan.

Who is Inchy Bo/the Inch-High Samurai?

300

A metaphor for truth that provides examples of our authentic selves and the characters represent aspects of the human condition.

What is a myth?

300

A prediction that causes itself to be true due to the behaviors of the believer

What is a self-fulfilling prophecy?

300

The abbreviation for the application for federal college loans and aid.

What is FAFSA?

300

The person Okonkwo hated the most

Who is Unoka/Okonkwo's father?

400

A central character in a story, movie, or drama who lacks conventional heroic attributes

What is an anti-hero?

400

The characteristics of this archetype are strength, courage, stamina, faith, competing against great odds. 

Who is the hero?

400

An honor that a male villager earns for showing that he can take care of others like wives and children.

What is a title?

400

Often written by teachers, club moderators, and coaches, these are written in support of the efforts or accomplishments of a college applicant.

What is a recommendation letter?

400

The births of these children were an abomination.

What are twins?

500

Common in many cultures, these larger than life characters are often used to explain natural events like thunder and earthquakes. 

What are giants?

500

A recurring element or theme in a story.

What is a motif?

500

Okonkwo fears that this person is too soft and will not become a proper man. 

Who is Nwoye/Okonkwo's son?

500

Classes you should focus on if you start at community college but plan to transfer to a four-year university

What are core requirements/courses?

500

Unlike a male crime which is committed intentionally, this type that Okonkwo commits is an accident.

What is a female crime?