What does Okonkwo fear the most?
Losing his wealth
Being perceived as weak like his father
Being exiled from Umuofia
Failing as a warrior
Being perceived as weak like his father
Who struck the last blow to Ikemefuna and why
Nwoye did, to please his father
Okonkwo did this because he was afraid of being seen as weak.
Ogbuefi Ezeudu did, because he was the oldest man in the village
Okonkwo did this because he was afraid of being seen as weak.
What was the tragedy that happened at the funeral?
A bird came and pecked out the dead man’s eyes
Ekwefi accused Chielo of kidnapping Ezinma
Okonkwo was beaten by a rival
Okonkwo accidentally shot the dead man’s 16-year-old son
Okonkwo accidentally shot the dead man’s 16-year-old son
Why is Okonkwo’s suicide considered dishonorable?
It is against Igbo traditions and beliefs
It symbolizes his acceptance of European rule
It prevents his family from inheriting his wealth
It proves that he was weak like his father
It is against Igbo traditions and beliefs
How does the District Commissioner’s final thoughts reflect European attitudes toward the Igbo?
He sees the Igbo as equals
He views Okonkwo’s story as insignificant
He regrets the treatment of the Igbo
He plans to preserve Igbo culture through his writings
He views Okonkwo’s story as insignificant
What did Okonkwo often say about Ezinma
She should be quiet
She needs to listen to her mother
She needs to be more ladylike
She should have been a boy
She should have been a boy
The men began discussing rumors about white men. Who did they think the white men were?
Spirits
Spies from a neighboring village
Lepers
Travelers from other parts of Africa
Lepers
Who wanted to take Ezinma to see Agbala?
Obierika
Chielo
Nwoye
The other wives
Chielo
What was the consequence of the tragedy at the funeral?
Okonkwo had to give two of his own sons to the boy’s family as payment
Okonkwo had to pay the boy’s family half of his wealth
Okonkwo and his family were forced to leave the villiage for 7 years
Okonkwo was sent to the Evil Forest to live for one week. If he survived, he was allowed to return to the clan.
Okonkwo and his family were forced to leave the villiage for 7 years
What does Okonkwo’s killing of the messenger symbolize
His ultimate rejection of colonial rule
His hope that Umuofia will rise against the Europeans
His ability to change and adapt
His acceptance of his fate
His ultimate rejection of colonial rule
Which of the following statements does not describe Unoka?
He was the best drummer in the clan
He was Okonkwo’s father
He was lazy and improvident
He constantly borrowed money that he did not repay.
He was the best drummer in the clan
What role does Chielo, the priestess, play in Igbo society?
She acts as a healer for the sick
She serves as the voice of the Oracle
She organizes village festivals
She enforces the laws of the elders
She serves as the voice of the Oracle
What event foreshadows Okonkwo’s eventual downfall?
His violent outbursts toward his family
The destruction of the sacred python
The arrival of European missionaries
The death of Ezeudu and Okonkwo’s accidental crime
The death of Ezeudu and Okonkwo’s accidental crime
What did Okonkwo do when Ezinma was taken to Agbala?
He carried her there
He got drunk
He followed with his machete
He roused the other men to follow after Ezinma
He followed with his machete
Why did the men from Ezedu’s quarter demolish Okonkwo’s houses and barn and then kill his animals?
They were cleansing the land, which Okonkwo had polluted
They were drunk and seeking revenge
The oracle told them to do it
They were permitted by law to do anything they wanted, short of killing Okonkwo and his family.
They were cleansing the land, which Okonkwo had polluted
Why was Ikemfauna brought to Umuofia?
As a peace offering from a neighboring village
To be sold into slavery
To work as a servant for Okonkwo
To train as a warrior
As a peace offering from a neighboring village
What unheard of thing did Okonkwo do during the Week of Peace
He beat his third wife, Ojiugo
He beat his second wife, Ekwefi
He drank wine
He got into a fight with one of his neighbors
He beat his second wife, Ekwefi
What did Okonkwo tell himself about his part in Ikemefuna’s deat
He was proud of himself, he told himself it increased his rank in the clan
He told himself the boy didn’t matter since he was not from the clan
He knew it was wrong and promised to make it up to the boy’s spirit by making offerings to the oracle
He said he was becoming a woman. A man who has killed 5 men in battle should not fall to pieces over the death of a boy
He said he was becoming a woman. A man who has killed 5 men in battle should not fall to pieces over the death of a boy
What is an ogbanje?
A type of vegetable
An earth spirit that helps or hinders yam growth
A wicked child who, when it died, re-entered its mother’s womb to be born again
An elder of the village who decides the fate of people who break the laws
A wicked child who, when it died, re-entered its mother’s womb to be born again
Why does Nwoye convert to Christianity?
He finds that it aligns with his sensitive and introspective nature
He is forced to convert by the missionaries
He believes it will make him wealthy
He wants to impress the Europeans
He finds that it aligns with his sensitive and introspective nature
What influenced the decisions made in Umuofia?
The Oracle
The Harmattan
The Ibo
The Ogene
The Oracle
What upset Okonkwo the most about his son?
He looked like Okonkwo’s father
He was short, and Okonkwo wanted him to be tall
He was lazy, not ambitious
He was very belligerent
He was lazy, not ambitious
How did Okonkwo feel about Ikemefuna’s influence on Nwoye
He was displeased and ignored the boys
He was inwardly pleased, although he would not show it
He was upset and kept separating the two
He was pleased and told them so
He was inwardly pleased, although he would not show it
What is the significance of the egwugwu trial in Chapter 10?
It demonstrates the Igbo’s respect for justice and tradition
It highlights the role of Christianity in Igbo society
It reveals the flaws in the Igbo legal system
It shows that women have no influence in Igbo law
It demonstrates the Igbo’s respect for justice and tradition
What happened at the end of the uri ceremony
The bride-to-be went to live with her suitor’s family for 7 market weeks
The couple was given land and a hut to live in
The groom moved in with the bride and her family
The bride and groom traded families for a week
The bride-to-be went to live with her suitor’s family for 7 market weeks