
Multiple Choice Questions and Answers on Ayi Kwei Armah’s “The Beautyful Ones Are Not Yet Born”
‘Cheer!’ said Koomson. He looked ready to add something as he raised his glass, but the high voice of his wife cut the air to pieces.
‘Cheer!’ said Koomson. He looked ready to add something as he raised his glass, but the high voice of his wife cut the air to pieces.
Armah employs a mechanism that arises from corruption to antagonize the military officers who ultimately plan the coup that topples the Nkrumanists from power.
At the beginning of this chapter, the man and his wife, Oyo, are trying to hail a cab on their way to Koomson’s house.
In this chapter of The Beautiful Ones Are Not Yet Born, the naked man and the “student” discuss the harsh realities of society.
The conversation between the two men is a reflection of the larger societal issue of conformity versus individualism.
It is later unanimously agreed upon that Okonkwo should should lead a delegation team to the community of Mbaino.
The central theme in Second Class Citizen is that women should
It has now been about four months since Efuru divorced Gilbert. She meets her friend, Doctor Difu. She recounts her story in distress.
Nkoyeni has given birth to a bouncing baby boy. Gilbert was sent for but wouldn’t come home until two months later.
Nwashike Ogene, Efuru’s father, is dead. Everybody is thrown into mourning by the demise of the great man.
Ogea has said under her breath when she sees Omirima from afar, “She is coming, the gossip,” and acts accordingly.
Gilbert just came back from the Great River. His old friend, Sunday, who joined the Army during the war, has asked after him.
Ajanupu comes with breaking news. It’s sad news about Nwosu, whose house was robbed the previous night.
Nwosu has taken a new title instead of paying his outstanding debt to Efuru as advised by his wife, Nwabata.
Ajanupu goes to Efuru’s house to tell her about Adizua’s mother’s illness. Ossai is seriously ill, and she has Efuru’s name on her lips.
Efuru has been having strange dreams lately. She decides to see her father. In the middle of their discussion, an enraged man enters.
Gilbert goes to see Efuru the following night, and he tells her of his intention to marry her.
Efuru makes a move to find her husband. She goes to Agbor, Ndoni, Akiri, and Ogwu, but she doesn’t see Adizua.
Ogonim is buried, but Adizua doesn’t return. Efuru is however patient, waiting for the day Adizua would return.
Efuru is depressed about Adizua’s weird attitude. She begins to ponder if Adizua has seen another woman.
The greatest that Ihuoma can be to any man is a concubine, never a wife, with the right ritual of appeasement.
Adizua is now the only one facing the trading business, and it is really affecting it because he knows little about the business.
Efuru questions Adizua for coming home late lately, and Adizua says farming is tiring. Efuru advises him to change his occupation to yam trading, and he succumbs.
Efuru is from a distinguished family and is a renowned woman. She meets Adizua at a cultural festival where marital partners are chosen.
Some of the themes in Flora Nwapa’s Efuru are the joy of motherhood, obstinacy, love, failed marriage, and clash of cultures.
Efuru outlines Efuru’s journey from failed marriages to the agony of losing her only child. Efuru’s experience of the world encompasses both ups and downs,
Some of the characters in Flora Nwapa’s Efuru include Efuru, Ajanupu, Adizua, Gilbert, Ossai, Nwosu, Nwabata, Omirima, Ogea, Nkoyeni, and Nwashike Ogene.
Chapter One of Aminata Sow Fall’s The Beggars’ Strike is about the changing perception of the society about beggars.
Chapter One of Binwell Sinyangwe’s A Cowrie of Hope sheds light on the inner turmoil of a widowed mother of one.
the past, like stale water, should be left unstirred lest the petrifying odor of our mistakes rises to distort our perception of the present.
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