Making Plans

Are you currently thinking about your plans after high school?

• Yes, I have a clear plan

• Somewhat, but I'm not sure

• Not really, I haven't thought about it much

• No, I'm not thinking about it yet

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If you have thought about it, what is one career you are interested in?

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What is one skill or hobby you would like to develop further?

Chapter 5 Summary: The village celebrates the Feast of the New Yam. Okonkwo is on edge during the celebration and becomes angry. When his youngest wife takes leaves from a banana tree, he shoots his gun at her but misses.

6. In Chapter 5, what happens at the Feast of the New Yam?

• 5. a) Okonkwo's harvest fails completely

• 5. b) Okonkwo practices wrestling with his sons

• 5. c) Okonkwo threatens his wives with a gun

• 5. d) Okonkwo invites the whole village to eat

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Chapter 11 Summary: During a break in the court cases, a storytelling session begins. Ekwefi tells the story of why the tortoise has a rough shell - because of his greed and trickery at a feast in the sky.

11. In Chapter 11, how does Ekwefi tell the story of the tortoise?

• 11. a) As a lesson about being honest

• 11. b) As a warning about being greedy and tricking others

• 11. c) As a celebration of being clever

• 11. d) As an explanation of why tortoises are slow

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4. Word in Context: Infer - Looking at her brother's muddy shoes, wet clothes, and the baseball in his hand, Sarah could infer that he had been playing in the rain-soaked field despite being told not to.

• a) Get angry about

• b) Take a picture of

• c) Figure out from the clues

• d) Clean up after

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Word in Context: Primarily  - The school fair was primarily a fundraiser for new library books, though it also helped bring the community together and was lots of fun.

• a) Not really

• b) Mainly or mostly

• c) Never

• d) Sometimes

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16.   Word in Context: Communal - In Umuofia, planting and harvesting yams was a communal activity - everyone in the village helped each other prepare fields, plant seeds, and gather the crops.

• a) Quick and easy

• b) Done alone

• c) Shared by the community

• d) Unimportant

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