Conflicts and Choices in Noya's Journey

The missionaries arrive in a village and request land to build a church. The villagers, not wanting them, offer the Evil Forest, expecting them to decline. Surprisingly, the missionaries accept and build their church, gaining converts, including Noya. Noya faces conflict with his father, A Cono, who is furious about his son's new faith. A Cono reflects on his son's choices and his own legacy.

What did the missionaries initially seek upon arriving in the village?

• A guide for the village

• A place to stay

• A plot of land

• A king to convert

How did the villagers view the evil forest?

• As a place for celebrations

• As a sacred place

• As a place of healing

• As a place of darkness

What was the villagers' expectation of the missionaries in the evil forest?

• They would thrive

• They would leave

• They would convert the forest

• They would die

Why was Noya hesitant to approach the missionaries?

• Fear of his father

• Fear of the forest

• Fear of the villagers

• Lack of interest

What did Mr. Kiaga announce to the villagers?

• A new festival

• A new law

• A new market

• A new church

What internal conflict did Noya face?

• Choosing between two villages

• Choosing between two friends

• Choosing between faith and family

• Choosing between two jobs

How did Noya's father react to his son's decision?

• With fury

• With indifference

• With joy

• With understanding

What did Noya decide to do after leaving his family?

• Start a new family

• Seek education with the missionaries

• Join another tribe

• Return to his village

What did a Conor reflect on regarding his son?

• His son's intelligence

• His son's kindness

• His son's betrayal

• His son's bravery