Ch16: Things Fall Apart

What event occurs in Chapter 16 that changes the fate of the village?

• Volcanic eruption

• Alien invasion

• Zombie apocalypse

• Severe drought

How does Okonkwo react to the changes in the village in Chapter 16?

• Okonkwo reacts with indifference and apathy, and is unaffected by the influence of the missionaries and the changes they bring.

• Okonkwo reacts with anger and frustration, and is resistant to the influence of the missionaries and the changes they bring.

• Okonkwo reacts with joy and acceptance, and embraces the influence of the missionaries and the changes they bring.

• Okonkwo reacts with fear and anxiety, and is welcoming of the influence of the missionaries and the changes they bring.

What role does the arrival of the missionaries play in Chapter 16?

• It leads to the expulsion of the missionaries from the setting

• It has no impact on the setting

• It introduces a new cultural and religious influence to the setting.

• It causes the missionaries to convert to the local religion

Describe the conflict between the traditional beliefs and the new religion in Chapter 16.

• The traditional beliefs and the new religion in Chapter 16 coexist harmoniously

• The conflict between traditional beliefs and the new religion in Chapter 16 is resolved peacefully

• The conflict between the traditional beliefs and the new religion in Chapter 16 is depicted through the resistance of the local community to accept the new religious practices and beliefs brought by the missionaries.

• The conflict between traditional beliefs and the new religion in Chapter 16 is ignored by the community

What is the significance of the title 'Things Fall Apart' in Chapter 16?

• Represents the protagonist's success and triumph

• Reflects the theme of disintegration and personal struggles

• Symbolizes the unity and harmony within the community

• Signifies the peaceful resolution of conflicts

How does the character of Okonkwo evolve in Chapter 16?

• Okonkwo's character evolves to become more lazy and indifferent towards the missionaries and the colonial government.

• Okonkwo's character evolves to become more peaceful and accepting of the missionaries and the colonial government.

• Okonkwo's character evolves to become more compassionate and supportive of the missionaries and the colonial government.

• Okonkwo's character evolves to become more desperate and aggressive in resisting the influence of the missionaries and the colonial government.

What is the impact of the new religion on the villagers in Chapter 16?

• The impact of the new religion on the villagers in Chapter 16 is significant, leading to changes in beliefs, practices, and social dynamics.

• The impact of the new religion on the villagers in Chapter 16 is minimal, with no noticeable changes in beliefs or practices.

• The impact of the new religion on the villagers in Chapter 16 is negative, causing division and conflict among the villagers.

• The impact of the new religion on the villagers in Chapter 16 is temporary, with the villagers quickly reverting to their original beliefs and practices.

Discuss the theme of change and tradition in Chapter 16.

• The theme of change and tradition is not important in Chapter 16

• The theme of change and tradition is explored through the conflict between the old ways of doing things and the new ideas that are emerging.

• The characters in Chapter 16 do not struggle with the conflict between old and new ideas

• Chapter 16 focuses on a completely different theme unrelated to change and tradition

What are the consequences of the changes in the village in Chapter 16?

• Decreased economic opportunities, deteriorated infrastructure, and social stagnation.

• Increased economic opportunities, improved infrastructure, and social transformation.

How does the setting contribute to the events in Chapter 16?

• The setting contributes to the events by making the characters feel happy and carefree

• The setting contributes to the events by providing a peaceful and serene environment

• The setting contributes to the events by having no impact on the mood or tone of the chapter

• The setting contributes to the events by creating a tense and ominous atmosphere, increasing suspense, and adding a sense of danger to the situation.