2. CharactersQuotations Figurative Language Plot IPlot II 10 20 30 40 50

3. Lazy son, renamed Isaac

4. Nwoye

5. Elder in Mbanta; mentors Okonkwo in his exile

6. Uchendu

7. Okonkwo’s second wife, beautiful, yet haunted by her chi

8. Ekwefi

9. Old warrior in Umuofia who warns Okonkwo not to kill Ikemefuna, has a grand funeral

10. Ezuedu

11. Priestess of Agbala, carries Ezinma to the oracle

12. Chielo

13. “Look at those lines of chalk. Each group there represents a debt to someone, and each stroke is one hundred cowries…I shall pay you, but not today.”

14. Unoka

15. “It is already too late, our men and our sons have joined the ranks of the stranger. They have joined his religion and help uphold his government.”

16. Obierika

17. “That man was one of the greatest men in Umuofia. You drove him to kill himself and now he will be buried like a dog.”

18. Obierika

19. “You are afraid of Chukwu. In my religion, Ckukwu is a loving Father and need not be feared by those who do His will.”

20. Mr. Brown

21. “The rain is falling, the sun is shining, Alone Nnadi is cooking and eating”

22. Nwoye

23. “One of the men behind him cleared his throat. Ikemefuna looked back and the man growled at him to go on and not look back. The way he said it sent cold fear down Ikemefuna’s spine. His hands trembled on the pot he carried.” How would you describe the mood of this passage?

24. Suspenseful, Tense

25. “the sands felt like live coals to the feet…the winds combed their leaves into flying crests like strange and fantastic coiffures.”

26. Simile

27. “Evergreen trees wore a dusty coat of brown…the world lay panting under the live, vibrating heat.”

28. Personification

29. Living fire begets cold, impotent ash.

30. Metaphor

31. The name of the novel Things Fall Apart is an allusion to what other work?

32. Yeat’s poem “Second Coming”

33. Give two examples of Ibo culture found in the novel

35. Define proverb and explain the following example in your own words: When a mother cows chews her grass, her young watches her mouth.

36. Saying that teaches a lesson or reveals a truth

37. Give two examples of irony within the text.

39. Explain how status is defined in Umuofia. Give two examples.

41. Give one similarity and difference between Ibo religion and Christianity.

43. Choose a folktale from the novel and explain its theme.

44. Tortoise Kite Mosquito Snakelizard Vulture

45. Explain one instance in the novel when Achebe defies gender norms

47. Give two examples of foreshadowing in the text

49. Explain the point of view shift at the end of the novel and its purpose.

51. Define character foil and give an example.

52. Characters that expose the opposite traits in their counterparts