Things Fall Apart Part II

What is the main focus of Part 3 of 'Things Fall Apart'?

• Part 3 focuses on the political conflicts within the Igbo society.

• The main focus of Part 3 is the protagonist's personal journey and self-discovery.

• The arrival of the white missionaries and their impact on the Igbo society.

• The main focus of Part 3 is the Igbo rituals and traditions.

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What is the term used to describe the conflict between the Igbo culture and the European culture in the novel?

• cultural misunderstanding

• cultural clash

• cultural harmony

• cultural integration

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How are women portrayed in Igbo society in 'Things Fall Apart'?

• Women in Igbo society are portrayed as passive and unimportant, with no influence or agency.

• Women in Igbo society are portrayed as subordinate to men and are expected to fulfill traditional gender roles.

• Women in Igbo society are portrayed as equal to men and have the same rights and responsibilities.

• Women in Igbo society are portrayed as dominant over men and hold positions of power.

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What role does storytelling play in the novel?

• Storytelling only serves as a form of entertainment in the novel.

• Storytelling has no role in the novel.

• Storytelling is only used to fill up space in the novel.

• Storytelling helps develop the plot, characters, and themes and engages readers emotionally.

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What is the main theme explored in 'Things Fall Apart'?

• The importance of family and community

• Clash between traditional African culture and European colonialism

• The struggle for independence from colonial rule

• The impact of globalization on traditional societies

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Who are the white missionaries in the novel?

• The white missionaries in the novel are characters who are government officials or diplomats.

• The white missionaries in the novel are characters who are explorers or adventurers.

• The white missionaries in the novel are characters who are Caucasian individuals that have a religious mission or purpose.

• The white missionaries in the novel are characters who are doctors or medical professionals.

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How do the Igbo people initially react to the arrival of the white missionaries?

• The Igbo people initially reacted with hostility and aggression towards the arrival of the white missionaries.

• The Igbo people initially reacted with curiosity and openness towards the arrival of the white missionaries.

• The Igbo people initially reacted with fear and suspicion towards the arrival of the white missionaries.

• The Igbo people initially reacted with indifference and apathy towards the arrival of the white missionaries.

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What is the impact of the white missionaries on the Igbo society?

• The impact of white missionaries on the Igbo society was limited to religion only.

• The impact of white missionaries on the Igbo society can be seen in various aspects such as religion, education, culture, and social structure.

• The white missionaries only had a negative impact on the Igbo society.

• The white missionaries had no impact on the Igbo society.

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How does Okonkwo feel about the changes brought by the white missionaries?

• Okonkwo feels strongly against the changes brought by the white missionaries.

• Okonkwo feels indifferent towards the changes brought by the white missionaries.

• Okonkwo feels positively about the changes brought by the white missionaries.

• Okonkwo feels confused about the changes brought by the white missionaries.

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What is the ultimate fate of Okonkwo in the novel?

• exile

• imprisonment

• success

• death

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