What is a major changed that has happened in Umuofia, aside from religion?

Their economy has been heavily influenced by Europeans.

They no longer trust the egwugwu to be their judges

They no longer give out kola nuts.

Obierika and Okonkwo discuss the civil unrest in Umuofia and fear:

it will lead to the clan's destruction.

it will lead to a bad harvest season.

the gods will strike down the missionaries.

Using examples such as the killing of the python, the unmasking of the egwugwu, and the destruction of the church, what is a common thread of the last part of the novel?

Unprecedented and unpredictable events

What example does Achebe include to address the topic of government corruption?

When the court messenger charges extra as a bribe.

When the District Commissioner wants to write a book.

When they keep Okonkwo in prison for 40 days.

When Mr. Smith overthrows Mr. Brown.

What does the District Commissioner's book title (The Pacification of the Primitive Tribes of the Lower Niger) reveal about the colonizer's attitude of the colonized?

Africans are savages and need help.

Colonialism is tough but necessary.

How does the District Commissioner view his work?

As if he was helping the Africans be happy

As if he was crushing any rebellion.

As if he was helping the Igbo people to become self sustained.

As if he is just a servant following orders.

How does Mr. Smith view European and African cultures?

in black and white, and black was evil.

He was accommodating of all beliefs.

He allowed exiles in his church because we are all God's children.

He rescued twin babies because no innocent should suffer.

When Obierika says that Okonkwo was one of the greatest men in Umuofia but now he will be buried like a dog, what does this show about colonialism?

It destroys the traditional values he represents.

It can bring justice to communities.

It is a necessary evil in the world.

It only affected certain people.

What power move does the District Commissioner pull off?

He arrests all the leaders of Umuofia.

He destroys the temple of the Oracle.

When did Okonkwo beat his third wife?

Right before the Feast of the New Yam

When he found out he was banished for seven years

When he finds her cheating on him

When did Okonkwo beat his second wife and fire his gun at her.

Right before the Feast of the New Yam.

When Chielo took Ezinma to Agbala.

What did Okonkwo tell himself about his part in Ikemefuna's death?

He said he was becoming a woman. A man who had killed five men in battle should not fall to pieces over the death of a boy.

He was proud of himself. He thought it increased his prestige in the clan.

He told himself the boy didn't matter since he was not from the clan.

He knew he was wrong and promised to make it up to the boy's spirit by making offerings to the Oracle.

Why did the men from Ezeudo's quarter demolish OKonkwo's houses and barn, and kill his animals?

They were cleansing the land which Okonkwo had polluted.

They were drunk and were seeking revenge.

They were permitted by law to do anything they wanted short of killing Okonkwo and his family.

What was the consequence of the village of Abame killing the white man?

Other white men destroyed the village in retribution.

There was a conflict among the members of the village, and one of the elders was murdered.

The men of Abame who were involved were banished.

The men of Abame who were involved had to pay 200 cowries each.

What changes had come to Unuofia in the seven years that Okonkwo was in exile? Pick all the correct answers.

The new prison was full of men who had broken the white men's laws.

The white men had brought a government and built a court.

The Christian church had many converts.

The villages had to pay taxes to the white men.

He publicly unmasked one of the egwugwu, thus killing an ancestral spirit.

He molested one of the young girls.

He rode the iron horse into Okonkwo's obi.

He stole food from some of the women.

What was the result of the action taken by the egwugwu?

Okonkwo and five of the leaders were imprisoned. The village of Umuofia was fined 200 bags of cowries.

Mr. Smith became ill and returned to England.

The village was destroyed by the government's army.