Exploring Chapter 6 of Things Fall Apart

What event does the village celebrate in Chapter 6?

• the winter solstice

• the spring festival

• the village anniversary

• the annual harvest festival

Who participates in the wrestling match in Chapter 6?

• The opponent and their trainer.

• The main character and their coach.

• The main character and their opponent.

• The referee and the audience.

What is the significance of the wrestling match in Igbo culture?

• Wrestling matches are primarily for religious rituals.

• Wrestling matches are held only during harvest festivals.

• Wrestling matches are significant for entertainment, social cohesion, and cultural identity in Igbo culture.

• Wrestling is only a competitive sport with no cultural ties.

How does the community react to the wrestling match?

• The community is indifferent and uninterested.

• The community reacts with anger and frustration.

• The community is bored and distracted.

• The community reacts with excitement and tension.

What role does Ekwefi play during the wrestling match?

• Ekwefi is indifferent and does not participate in the match.

• Ekwefi is a supportive and encouraging figure during the wrestling match.

• Ekwefi is a referee during the wrestling match.

• Ekwefi competes as a wrestler in the match.

What does the wrestling match symbolize in the context of the story?

• The internal struggle and conflict of the protagonist.

• A celebration of victory and triumph.

• A representation of teamwork and collaboration.

• An event showcasing physical strength and skill.

How does the atmosphere during the wrestling match reflect the community's values?

• The atmosphere promotes individualism and competition.

• The atmosphere discourages teamwork and collaboration.

• The atmosphere reflects the community's values of sportsmanship, teamwork, and unity.

• The atmosphere reflects a lack of interest in community values.

What is the relationship between Okonkwo and his daughter during the events of Chapter 6?

• Okonkwo is indifferent towards Ezinma.

• Okonkwo is overly critical of Ezinma.

• Okonkwo has a strained relationship with Ezinma.

• Okonkwo has a close and affectionate relationship with his daughter Ezinma.

What emotions does Ekwefi experience during the wrestling match?

• Fear and boredom

• Joy and indifference

• Anxiety and excitement

• Confidence and frustration

How does the chapter illustrate the theme of tradition in the Igbo society?

• The chapter emphasizes the role of technology in shaping Igbo culture.

• The chapter focuses solely on modern influences in Igbo society.

• Tradition is depicted as a hindrance to progress in the chapter.

• The chapter illustrates the theme of tradition by showcasing rituals, customs, and the significance of ancestral worship in shaping Igbo identity.