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Question #2
Four years into Okonkwo's exile, who comes to visit him?
Question #9
Is there anything that is unclear in this chapter?
Question #6
What does Ezeudu want Okonkwo to do about the event the Oracle pronounced?
Question #10
Find the section where Okonkwo is complaining to Obierika that his son is not very manly. Okonkwo says, " 'Nwoye is old enough to impregnate a woman. At his age I was already fending for myself.' "
What does Okonkwo mean by "fending for myself"?
Chapter 9
What is the main idea of this chapter?
How is the relationship between Ekwefi and Ezinma described?
What does the medicine man tell Okonkwo to do after Ekwefi lost her third child?
What does the medicine man (Okagbue) do with the third dead child?
Who or what does Ekwefi blame for the deaths of her children?
When Ezinma was nine years old, Okagbue asked her an important question. What was the question?
What does Okagbue find after digging a pit by the orange tree?
What does "emerged" mean in this context?
Question #6
In the pitch black night, how is Ekwefi able to follow Ezinma if she can't see her?
Chapter 12
What is the main idea of this chapter?
Who brought Ezinma home the previous night?
Select two of the foods being prepared for the event in this chapter.
A cry in the distance announces a cow is loose. What do the women do when they find the cow?
How many pots of wine did in–laws bring to Obierika's compound?
Musicians played and girls danced. Which girl danced last?
What does "deliberate" mean in this context?
Question #6
The third paragraph in Chapter 14 tells us that Okonkwo built a new obi and then "installed his personal god and the symbols of his departed fathers."
What does "departed" mean in this context?