Things Fall Apart Ch 1-13

Who is the author of Things Fall Apart?

• Chinua Achebe
• Charles Arugala
• Chinese Archer
• Chuck Atkinson

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This character, a boy of 14, is introduced at the beginning of chapter two as a gift to avoid war.

• Okonkwo
• Unoka
• Nwoye
• Inkemefuna

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Unoka, Okonkwo’s father, died ten years ago. Why is he described as a failure? How might he influence Okonkwo?

• Unoka is too kind and that causes people to walk all over him. Okonkwo wants to be stronger so people don't take advantage.
• He doesn't influence Okonkwo at all because he is dead.
• Unoka died too soon. Okonkwo has forgotten about him, but keeps the memories alive.
• Unoka doesn't pay back his debts and doesn't work. Okonkwo probably doesn't want to be like him.

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What crop does Okonkwo grow?

• Apples
• Yams
• Watermelon
• Beans

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For what reason is Okonkwo exiled?

• He owes money.

• He willfully kills a fellow clan member.

• He steals yams.

• He unintentionally kills a fellow clan member.

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What does Okonkwo constantly wish Ezinma had been?

• his firstborn child

• a son

• a better cook

• a donkey

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What does Okonkwo do even though he is advised not to?

• Marry Ojuigo

• Beat Nwoye twice

• Attack Chielo

• Help kill Ikemefuna

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When the Igbo refer to the "iron horse," they mean —

• a train carriage

• Maduka, the star wrestler

• a bicycle

• an elephant

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What does Okonkwo fear the most?

• joining the missionaries

• confronting his father

• becoming like his father

• the overthrow of the village elders

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Oknonkwo's treatment of his family could best be described as —

• loving and tender

• stern and often violent

• generous and rational

• stern but often indulgent

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