Things Fall Apart Ch 14-16 Review

Okonkwo must remain in Mbanta for...

• 1 year

• 3 years

• 7 years

• 10 years

Uchendu is

• The boy whom Okonkwo killed during the funeral

• The leader of Mbanta

• Okonwko's grandfather

• Okonkwo's uncle

Uchendu's attitude towards Okonkwo is

• Shame

• Pride

• Anger

• Acceptance

During his exile in his mother's village, Okonkwo mainly feels

• Defeated and unenthusiastic

• Humble and grateful

• Angry and vengeful

• Isolated and powerless

What lesson does Uchendu share with Okonkwo?

• To be more obedient towards the gods

• To be humble and embrace his motherland

• To travel to other villages

• To be kinder and more respectful towards his children

During his exile, Okonkwo is visited by

• His friend, Obierika

• Chielo, the priestess

• The ghost of Ikemefuna

• The ghost of Ezeudu

What does Obierika reveal about the neighboring village, Abame?

• It was washed away in a storm

• It is challenging Umuofia to a war

• It was possessed by evil spirits

• It was destroyed by outsiders

Mr. Kiaga is

• A survivor of the massacre in Abame

• A translator who arrives with the Christian missionaries

• An official from the Nigerian government

• A scholar who teaches English to Nwoye

At first, the people of Mbanta respond to the Christians with

• Respect

• Curiosity

• Mockery

• Violence

What makes Nwoye want to join the Christians?

• He wants to leave Igboland

• He is attracted to the songs they sing

• He wants to make his father angry

• He falls in love with one of the converts