1. How does Ugwu’s aunt describe Odenigbo at the beginning of the novel?
Ugwu’s aunt offers a description of Odenigbo at the beginning of the novel. In brief, she asserts that he does not follow many social conventions, but he will treat Ugwu well if he works well.
2. How does Ugwu’s aunt describe a refrigerator to him?
Ugwu’s aunt describes a refrigerator to him. She calls it a cold barn that keeps food from spoiling.
3. What is the first ethical question Odenigbo poses to Ugwu?
Odenigbo poses an ethical question to Ugwu about Katanga in the Congo. He asks him who is responsible for the actions taken by a subordinate at the superordinate’s bidding.
4. What chores does Ugwu adopt early in his service to Odenigbo?
Ugwu takes on a number of chores early in his service to Odenigbo. Most of them relate to household cleaning; several relate to foodservice, as well.
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