12 Questions
Why did Labong'o burst into tears when he saw the glittering chain around Oganda's waist?
Because the chain was a symbol of her impending death as per the prophecy.
Why did Labong'o feel conflicted about the gods' request regarding Oganda?
Surrendering to the gods' request would mean sacrificing the whole tribe.
Why was Oganda called 'beans' by her family?
Because she had a complexion with fair skin resembling beans.
What impact did Oganda's birth have on Labong'o's life according to the text?
He became happier and ruled better as a chief.
What led Labong'o to marry multiple wives?
Societal pressure due to not having a daughter with his first wife.
Why did Labong'o feel torn between saving Oganda and fulfilling the promise he made when becoming chief?
Keeping his promise meant sacrificing Oganda for the tribe's safety.
Why was Oganda anxious to hear news from her father?
To know when it will rain for the village.
What was the atmosphere in the village like upon the chief's return?
Tense and confused.
Why did Labong'o go to his own hut and close the shutter?
To contemplate and not be disturbed.
What did the young woman whisper to her co-wife about concerning the chief?
The chief will crack if the rain issue is not resolved.
What was Labong'o's main concern that weighed heavily on his heart?
The life of his only daughter.
Why did Oganda run back to warn the others about her father's return?
Puzzled by her father's cold attitude.
Test your comprehension skills with questions based on the interaction between Chief Labong'o and his daughter Oganda when he returned to the village. Explore the tense atmosphere in the village as everyone eagerly awaits news of the rain.
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