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Things Fall Apart--chapters 8-10
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1What did Okonkwo do whenever he thought of his father’s weakness and failure?
- AHe beat a few of his children.
- BHe got drunk for a few days.
- CHe thought of his own strength and success.
- DHe prayed to his ancestral gods for strength.
2What did Okonkwo tell himself about his part in Ikemefuna’s death?
- AHe was proud of himself. He thought it increased his prestige in the clan.
- BHe told himself the boy didn’t matter, since he was not from the clan.
- CHe knew he was wrong, and promised to make it up to the boy’s spirit by making
offerings to the Oracle. - DHe said he was becoming a woman. A man who had killed five men in battle should not
fall to pieces over the death of a boy.
3Obierika said Okonkwo’s action was the kind of action that would not please the
Earth; that the goddess would wipe out an entire family for such an action.- AVerdadero
- BFalso
4What did Ibe and his relatives use to determine a bride price for Obierika’s daughter?
- AThey held a wrestling match. The winner determined the price.
- BThey used a bundle of sticks.
- CThey used kola nuts.
- DThey used pots of palm wine.
5The men began discussing rumors about white men. Who did the men think the white men were?
- AThey thought the men were spirits.
- BThey thought the men were spies from a neighboring village.
- CThey thought the men were lepers.
- DThey thought the men were travelers from another part of Africa.
6Ekwefi was jealous of the attention that Okonkwo paid to their daughter, Ezinma.
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
7Ekwefi had borne ten children, but nine of them had died in infancy. She began
giving them names like “Death, I implore you,” and “May it not happen again.”- AVerdadero
- BFalso
8An ogbanje was a wicked child who, when it died, re-entered its mother’s womb
to be born again.- AVerdadero
- BFalso
9What did the medicine man do to Ekwefi’s third child when it died?
- AHe performed a special ceremony that was supposed to make it become good.
- BHe took it to his own hut and mummified it. That way he could guard it and make sure
it would not bother Ekwefi again. - CHe buried it with a lot of good food and a bag of cowries, so that it would be happy and
not return. - DHe mutilated the dead child and buried it in the Evil Forest. He said this would make the
ogbange think about coming again.
10What was Ezinma’s iyi-uwa, or link with the ogbanje?
- AIt was a birth-mark, like a mole, that had to be removed.
- BIt was a special kind of stone that was buried in the ground.
- CIt was a yam seed that was square in shape.
- DIt was a cowry shell that was a different color than the rest.
11How did Okonkwo cure Ezinma’s iba illness?
- AHe used a voodoo doll.
- BHe made sacrifices of his best yams to the oracle.
- CHe brewed a potion made of leaves and herbs, then put her over the steam.
- DHe sent for the medicine man in the next village.
12What was the purpose of the ceremony described in Chapter 10?
- AA woman’s birth family was having a dispute with her husband because he was
mistreating her. The clan spirits would decide the outcome. - BIt was to determine how much land to give the man and his new wife.
- CIt was a fertility right to insure that the couple had many healthy children.
- DIt was an annual play put on by the elders to remind the men and women how they
should treat each other.
- AA woman’s birth family was having a dispute with her husband because he was
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