Things Fall Apart by Chinua Achebe | Part 1, Chapter 1

In what setting is Chinua Achebe's novel "Things Fall Apart" primarily set?

• A modern Nigerian city.

• A fictional village in late 19th-century Nigeria.

• A colonial outpost in West Africa.

• A European country during the colonial era.

How did Okonkwo first achieve fame in his village?

• By becoming a successful farmer.

• By defeating an undefeated wrestling champion.

• By earning many civic titles.

• By having three wives.

Which of the following best describes Unoka, Okonkwo's father?

• A successful farmer and war hero.

• A gifted flute player and storyteller who was often in debt.

• A tough and violent leader of the tribe.

• A man who rejected traditional Igbo culture.

What primarily shaped Okonkwo's identity and his expectations of manhood?

• His desire to embrace Christianity and colonialism.

• His love for music and storytelling.

• His deep shame about his father's debts and a fear of weakness.

• His ambition to become the wealthiest man in the village.