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Describe the Feast of the New Yam A celebration to give thanks to the earth goddess; it was celebrated every year before the harvest started
Who was OKonkwo's favorite child Eznima; she was more handy then any of his sons. Okonkwo wishes she was a boy
What unacceptible thing did OKonkwo do just before the Feast of the New Yam He beat his second wife for picking leaves off a tree and also almost shot her with his gun
Who was Chielo, and why was she important She was the priestess of Agbala; the oracle of the hills and caves
WHat sport did villagers enjoy watching during their feast Wrestling
What influence did Ikemefuna have on Nwoye He was like a big brother; He taught him to be more like a man
How did OKonkwo feel about Ikemefuna's influence on Nwoye Okonkwo is proud that his son is following Ikemefuna's footsteps and is becoming a man
How did the villagers feel about the coming of th locusts They were excited because the locusts don't come very often. People caught them and made them into meals and other foods
What did the villagers decide about Ikemefuna They killed him outside of umofia
Who struck the last blow to Ikemefuna, and why Okonkwo; he did not want the by-standers to thing he was a women
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