Marriage is a Private Affair

What is Okeke's beliefs about marriage in this story?

• He supports arranged marriages.

• He encourages his children to choose their own partner.

• He does not support the idea of marriage.

• He believes in love.

Why does Okeke strongly disagree with the Nnaemeka's marriage choice?

• She is from a different belief and tribe.

• She is from a different profession.

• She is from a different country.

Why does Ugoye's father removes her from school?

• She is brilliant enough.

• She is sick and is not able to continue school.

• He wants Ugoye to get married.

• Ugoye has learned enough to be a good housewife.

How did Okeke react when he learned that his son's lover is a teacher?

• Mad

• Happy

• Supportive

• Jealous

Why is Okeke against Nene being a school teacher?

• He wants Nnaemeka to marry another women.

• He does not like the teaching profession.

• He believes women are bad teachers.

• He believes women should remain silent in church.

Based on this short story, how do these people view women?

• Women are required to focus on their religious knowledge only.

• Women are solely responsible to be a good wife and mother.

• Women are not allowed to get married.

• Women should be independent.

At the end of this story, how does Okeke feel about cutting ties with his own family?

• He is relieved with his choice.

• He is unbothered of it.

• He wishes to make amends because he regrets his choice so much.

• It was the right decision for the family.

What leads Okeke to have a change of heart in his decision and regretting his action at the end?

• The heartfelt letter from Nene.

• He misses his family.

• He wants to make amends.

• The birth of his grandchild.

Based on your opinion, what is the message this short story is trying to imply?

• Family bonds are unbreakable and can still be fixed.

• Family bonds are easily broken.

• Do not get married without permission from your family.

• Family bonds are not important.

This story serves as an example of the saying 'blood is thicker than water'. In what way does it best explain this saying?

• Okeke bloods is in red.

• Family bonds get shattered easily.

• The enduring power of familial bonds.

• Parents' choices are always outdated.