Reverend Smith's Perspectives and Reactions

Reverend James Smith, a strict and uncompromising successor to Mr. Brown, arrives in Omia. His rigid beliefs and actions, including suspending a woman from the church, create tension. Enoch, a fervent convert, exacerbates the situation by desecrating a sacred ritual, leading to a major conflict between the church and the clan. The clan responds with anger, destroying Enoch's compound and the church. Despite Mr. Smith's attempts to stand his ground, the church is reduced to ashes, temporarily pacifying the clan.

What was Reverend James Smith's view on Mr. Brown's policy?

• He partially agreed with it.

• He was indifferent to it.

• He openly condemned it.

• He supported it.

How did Reverend Smith perceive the world?

• As a place of endless opportunities.

• As a peaceful garden.

• As a harmonious place.

• As a battlefield between light and darkness.

What did Reverend Smith believe about the Trinity and sacraments?

• They were irrelevant.

• They were misunderstood by many.

• They were well understood by his flock.

• They were only for the elite.

What was the significance of the 'ogbanje' in the incident with the young woman?

• It was a sign of good luck.

• It was a common illness.

• It was considered a curse.

• It was a symbol of prosperity.

What was Enoch's relationship with the sacred python?

• He was believed to have killed it.

• He ignored it.

• He protected it.

• He worshipped it.

What did Enoch do during the annual ceremony?

• He stayed at home.

• He led the ceremony.

• He unmasked an ancestral spirit.

• He participated peacefully.

How did the clan react to Enoch's actions?

• They celebrated.

• They were confused.

• They ignored it.

• They gathered in anger.

What was Mr. Smith's initial reaction to the clan's anger?

• He was afraid.

• He was calm and composed.

• He was joyful.

• He was indifferent.

What happened to the church built by Mr. Brown?

• It was preserved.

• It was relocated.

• It was expanded.

• It was destroyed.