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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.
Short Answer Questions
1. Obi Agilaga knows that Obi Uwechue's visit must be regarding what?
2. Obi Agilaga tells Obi Uwechue if he takes care of the girls in his village, that he will take care of what?
3. Why does Okei drift through life?
4. What does Obi Agilaga feel would ease problems on his farm?
5. A girl Uche and Nduka wish to take Okei to meet in the first two chapters goes by what name?
Short Essay Questions
1. In the opening of Chapter 4, what does Uche's family believe will happen when he gets up very early?
2. How do Obi Agiliga and Uwechue believe the girls can assist in the matter?
3. How has Okei come to live with Obi Agiliga and Nne Ojo?
4. What does Obi Agiliga do after supper on the evening he finds youths meeting at his compound?
5. After Okei downs his opponent and the match appears to be over, what takes place next?
6. How do Obi Agiliga and Obi Uwechue consider Kwutelu's injury?
7. What happens when Okei and his first opponent match up?
8. How does Obi Uju come to accidentally cut Kwutelu's ear off?
9. What do Okei, Uche, and Nduka commiserate upon while en route to meet Josephine and her girlfriends?
10. What does Obi Agiliga do after instructing Nne Ojo to hide Okei?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
In what ways does the author illustrate the tensions building between the opposing villages from the time a wrestling match is selected as the means to halt the rumors and insults until the height of the contest itself?
Essay Topic 2
Obi Agiliga scatters the meeting youths when he returns home at the end of the day in Chapter 4 for what reason? Does he view them as bad, or does he have some other purpose?
Essay Topic 3
The theme of elders being wise and demonstrating their knowledge and good judgment is advanced in what manner? How does this contrast with elders being human and making mistakes?
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