Answer:
A). Okonkwo thinks his daughter Ezinma should have been a boy because she is strong and violent.
Explanation:
'Things Fall Apart' by Chinua Achebe is one of the most acknowledged African novels that primarily aims to reclaim the African culture and critique the colonialism and its dark side.
As per the question, the conclusion that can be drawn regarding Okonkwo is that 'he thinks that his daughter Ezinma should have been born a boy as she possesses a bolder attitude and strong and violent character.' <u>She owns the masculine characteristics like brazenness and confidence in her behavior which makes her fit in the traditional role like her father</u>. She sits like boys and does not fear to take on their tasks too. Due to these characteristics, Okonkwo thinks she should have been a boy. Thus, <u>option A</u> is the correct answer.
Answer:
to correct the misconception that enslaved people sing because they are happy
Answer:
Primarily, the specific notes talking about similarities and differences.
Explanation:
The topic sentence points out the the text will talk about 'alike'nesses and 'differences,' both of which are common in compare and contrast. This is further hammered home by the text which, well, compares and contrasts. If a text mentions similarities and differences, its likely in a compare and contrast structure.
