Arrow of God Quiz

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

What action of John Wright’s triggers conflict within the African workers on the road construction project? (from Section 3, Chapters Seven - Nine)

He interrupts a prayer meeting.

He refuses to give the African workers as much of a raise as he gives the white workers.

He whips Obika.

He whips Moses Unachukwu.

2.

Who is Okuata? (from Section 4, Chapter Ten - Twelve)

Obika’s bride.

Ezeulu’s daughter.

Obika’s mother.

Akuebue’s bride.

3.

Who is Okeke? (from Section 5, Chapter Thirteen)

Ezeulu’s resentful father, an influential mask carver.

Ezeulu’s resentful half-brother, a convert to the white man’s religion.

Ezeulu’s resentful second son, a servant in the white compound.

Ezeulu’s resentful half-brother, an influential medicine man.

4.

What new responsibility does Winterbottom decide to give Ezeulu? (from Section 2, Chapters Four - Six)

Winterbottom decides to make Ezeulu a warrant chief – essentially, an African deputy of the British colonial government.

Winterbottom decides to make Ezeulu Tony Clarke’s personal servant.

Winterbottom decides to make Ezeulu his personal servant.

Winterbottom decides to make Ezeulu an assistant to John Wright – essentially, an African supervisor of British road construction work in the area.

5.

What are the differences between how Ezeulu and Obika are treated by Tony Clarke, and how they are treated by John Nwodika? (from Section 5, Chapter Thirteen)

Clarke treats Ezeulu and Obika as guests: Nwodika treats them as prisoners.

Clarke treats Ezeulu and Obika as prisoners: Nwodika treats them as guests.

Clarke treats Ezeulu and Obika as slaves: Nwodika treats them as visiting conquerors.

Clarke treats Ezeulu and Obika as ambassadors: Nwodika treats them as invaders.

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