Things Fall Apart Ch 21 - 22

What event takes place in Chapter 21 of Things Fall Apart?

• The introduction of a new farming technique

• The arrival of the District Commissioner and his messengers to arrest the leaders of the clan.

• The celebration of the new yam festival

• The arrival of a neighboring clan for a peace treaty

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Who is the main character in Chapter 22?

• The main character in Chapter 22 is Mr. Brown.

• The main character in Chapter 22 is Isaac/Nwoye.

• The main character in Chapter 22 is Onkonkwo.

• The main character in Chapter 22 is Enoch.

Describe the setting in Chapter 21.

• The setting in Chapter 21 is a deserted island with palm trees and sandy beaches.

• The setting in Chapter 21 is a bustling city with skyscrapers and traffic jams.

• The setting in Chapter 21 is a futuristic space station orbiting a distant planet.

• The setting in Chapter 21 is a picturesque countryside village with stone houses and a central square.

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What is the significance of the title 'Things Fall Apart' in these chapters?

• The title represents the growth and prosperity of the Igbo culture

• The title signifies the unity and strength of the Igbo community

• The title symbolizes the disintegration of the Igbo culture and way of life.

• The title foreshadows a positive change in the Igbo society

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How does the conflict escalate in Chapter 22?

• The conflict is completely ignored and never addressed again.

• The conflict leads to a dance-off between the characters.

• Main characters' motivations clash, leading to confrontations and misunderstandings.

• The conflict is resolved peacefully with no further issues.

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Discuss the theme of tradition versus change in Chapters 21 and 22.

• The theme of tradition versus change is not explored in Chapters 21 and 22

• The theme of tradition versus change is depicted through the conflict between the older generation's adherence to traditional ways and the younger characters' desire for progress and modernization.

• The characters in Chapters 21 and 22 all agree on the importance of tradition

• Chapters 21 and 22 focus solely on modernization without any reference to tradition

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What role does Okonkwo play in the events of Chapter 21?

• Minor role, mentioned briefly

• Major role, pivotal character

• Supporting role, actively involved

• No role, absent from the events

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How does the character of Nwoye develop in these chapters?

• Nwoye's character develops by showing his growing disillusionment with his father's violent and oppressive ways, leading him to eventually leave the family to join the missionaries.

• Nwoye's character develops by becoming the new leader of the family

• Nwoye's character develops by becoming more violent like his father

• Nwoye's character develops by becoming more accepting of his father's ways

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What is the outcome of the conflict in Chapter 22?

• The protagonist emerges victorious and resolves the main issue.

• The conflict is revealed to be a dream sequence with no real impact.

• The protagonist loses and faces dire consequences.

• The conflict is left unresolved and leads to further complications.

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How does the author use language to create tension in these chapters?

• Long, detailed descriptions

• Use of humor and light-hearted language

• Predictable plot twists

• Descriptive and suspenseful language, short sentences, and cliffhangers

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