TFA Ch. 10-13 Quiz

Which character is primarily responsible for resolving disputes in the village during the trial in Chapter 10?

• Okonkwo

• The egwugwu

• Nwoye

• Ekwefi

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What theme is highlighted by the egwugwu ceremony in Chapter 10?

• The importance of family

• The role of tradition and justice

• The power of wealth

• The inevitability of change

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Summarize the main event of Chapter 11.

• Okonkwo's exile from the village

• The story of the Tortoise and the birds

• A significant village meeting

• The wrestling match

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In Chapter 12, what event is being celebrated in Umuofia?

• The New Yam Festival

• A wedding

• A funeral

• A harvest festival

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What does the story of the Tortoise in Chapter 11 symbolize?

• The dangers of greed and cunning

• The importance of bravery

• The value of hard work

• The power of love

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How does Ekwefi's character develop in Chapter 12?

• She becomes more submissive to Okonkwo

• She shows her bravery and maternal instincts

• She decides to leave the village

• She becomes a priestess

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How does Okonkwo's character develop in Chapter 12?

• He becomes more compassionate and caring

• He shows his impatience and frustration

• He becomes more isolated from the community

• He demonstrates his leadership and strength

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In Chapter 13, what event leads to Okonkwo's exile?

• He kills a clansman accidentally

• He steals from the village

• He defies the Oracle

• He refuses to participate in a ritual

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What is ironic about the death of Ezeudu's son in Chapter 13?

• Ezeudu had warned Okonkwo about violence towards clansman

• Ezeudu's son was supposed to be the next chief

• Ezeudu had told Okonkwo not to have a hand in his "son's" death, yet he had a hand in both his and Ezeudu's son's death

• Ezeudu's son was known for his peaceful nature

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How does the destruction of Okonkwo's compound symbolize his personal downfall?

• It shows the community's support for him

• It represents the loss of his status and power

• It indicates his growing wealth

• It highlights his resilience

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