Things Fall Apart Quiz 1
1. Chinua Achebe was born and educated in
2. Achebe was raised by parents who were
3. The novel takes place in
4. Okonkwo was born
5. In his youth, Okwonko gained fame
6. Okonkwo's father was named
7. Okonkwo has
8. Okonkwo is driven to extreme behaviors in part because
9. Okonkwo's second wife is named
10. Ikemefuna comes to live in Umuofia
11. Ikemefuna becomes especially close with
12. After three years, the clan commands that Ikemefuna be killed because
13. When a woman of Umuofia bears twins, the infants are
14. When Ikemefuna is taken to be killed, Okwonko
15. The staple crop of the Igbo is
16. Ekwefi's sorrow is that
17. As a young girl, Ezinma could best be described as
18. Clan religious authorities believe that Ekwefi is cursed by an <i>ogbanje</i>,
19. The clan's important decisions are made by
20. The clan's important decisions must be approved by
21. Nwoye could best be described as
22. Late one night, Ezinma is taken temporarily by
23. The relationship between Okwonko's wives could best be described as
24. Okonkwo's treatment of his family could best be described as
25. For certain religious festivals, men of the clan become the living vessels for important clan spirits. The rituals involve elaborate costumes and masks. These spirits are called
Things Fall Apart Quiz 1
1. Chinua Achebe was born and educated in
2. Achebe was raised by parents who were
3. The novel takes place in
4. Okonkwo was born
5. In his youth, Okwonko gained fame
6. Okonkwo's father was named
7. Okonkwo has
8. Okonkwo is driven to extreme behaviors in part because
9. Okonkwo's second wife is named
10. Ikemefuna comes to live in Umuofia
11. Ikemefuna becomes especially close with
12. After three years, the clan commands that Ikemefuna be killed because
13. When a woman of Umuofia bears twins, the infants are
14. When Ikemefuna is taken to be killed, Okwonko
15. The staple crop of the Igbo is
16. Ekwefi's sorrow is that
17. As a young girl, Ezinma could best be described as
18. Clan religious authorities believe that Ekwefi is cursed by an <i>ogbanje</i>,
19. The clan's important decisions are made by
20. The clan's important decisions must be approved by
21. Nwoye could best be described as
22. Late one night, Ezinma is taken temporarily by
23. The relationship between Okwonko's wives could best be described as
24. Okonkwo's treatment of his family could best be described as
25. For certain religious festivals, men of the clan become the living vessels for important clan spirits. The rituals involve elaborate costumes and masks. These spirits are called