Across
- 2. – The main village where the story begins.
- 5. – The use of vivid descriptions to appeal to senses.
- 7. – Strong hatred or dislike.
- 8. – To punish or discipline severely.
- 10. – The major feast that ends with a violent act by Okonkwo.
- 12. – A story or saying passed down in Igbo culture.
- 15. – The consequences of rigid masculinity.
- 19. – The gentle missionary who comes to Umuofia.
- 20. – The boy Okonkwo adopts after killing Ikemefuna.
Down
- 1. – Clash between traditional Igbo culture and British influence.
- 3. – A central idea about destiny and choice.
- 4. – The sacred week where no work or violence is allowed.
- 6. – Crops that symbolize wealth and masculinity.
- 9. – A reference to another work, often biblical or historical.
- 11. – Represents the cleansing of the earth and the end of life.
- 13. – The main character, a respected warrior of the Umuofia clan.
- 14. – Okonkwo’s daughter who he fears will be weak like her grandfather.
- 16. – The sport that Okonkwo excels at in his youth.
- 17. – This insect invasion represents destruction and change.
- 18. – Okonkwo’s father, known for being poor and lazy.