Questions and Answers on the Dilemma of a Ghost

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Questions and answers on the Dilemma of a Ghost in the Cockcrow.

1. What is the conflict in the Dilemma of a Ghost?

2. What does the Dilemma of a Ghost talk about?

3. Why was Eulalie not having a child?

4. Who are Mansa and Akroma in the story?

5. Who is the master scholar in the Dilemma of a Ghost?

6. Who is Ebow?

7. Who was the Ghost and what was his dilemma?

8. What are the main themes of the dilemma of a ghost?

9. Explain how Ato’s mother, Esi Mom, felt about her son returning home with an African-American wife.

10. What literary device can be found in the statement, “Already, naughty slumber is stealing over my senses”?

11. Narrate Ato’s dream in your own words.

12. What did Nana mean by saying, “Ato, do not talk with the foolishness of your generation?

13. In the story, who was known to have “the hardest mouth” in their town , and why was this person described this way?

14. Why did Eulalie throw away Esi Kom’s gift and how did that action reveal her character?

15. What was Esi Kom’s intention when she gave the gift to Ato and Eulalie?

16. Where did Eulalie come from?

17. Why did Ato slap Eulalie?

18. Why was Ato’s reason for not telling his family the truth about his plan to delay childbirth?

19. Who informed Maami that Eulalie had thrown away the snails?

20. When did Ato have his dream?

21. What was Nana’s reason for disapproving Ato’s marriage?

22. Mention the three major clans stated in the prelude.

23. What was Ato’s family remedy for the childlessness of Eulalie?

24. What is the name of the second woman?

25. What suggestion did Nana give to Akroma concerning her wife’s stomach?

26. What was Esi Kom rearing in Ato’s name and why did she sell the sheep?

27. State one proverb in the drama.

28. What opinions did 1st woman and 2nd woman have concerning childbirth?

29. Who is referred to as the daughter of slaves?

30. What was Eulalie’s reaction to the drum roll in Africa?

Read also: Summary of the Dilemma of a Ghost

What the drama is about?

The drama is about the problems which ensues when a young Ghanaian graduate marries an African-American woman. Their stay in Africa was not as peaceful as they had imagined.

The sample questions and answers above are helpful in preparing students for exams.

However, teachers should make sure that students are familiar with the text in the cockcrow to develop a good understanding of the drama.

If there are any questions you would like me to address, please put them in the comment section and I will do my best to answer them. Thank you.

George

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  1. Bawana Bakiyem

    Eulalie:shall I die where you will die?
    Ato:yes____And if you want you shall be buried there also
    What literary devices is used here

    1. George

      @Bawana, the literary device in the first line is called “Repetition” ( die and die) and the second line is “Alliteration” ( be buried)

      1. Anonymous

        Who is the heroine in the story?

        1. Anonymous

          Eulalie Yawson

    2. Anonymous

      Do you think nana is a best character

      1. George

        She is an interesting character

    3. Anonymous

      What was the topic between the two women in the opening act of the drama

  2. Portia

    Eulalie: shall I die where you die?
    Ato: yes____And if you want you shall be buried there also?
    1. What literary device is used here?

    1. Anonymous

      Parallelism

    2. Anonymous

      Alliteration

    3. Anonymous

      Repetition

  3. FREDA APPIAGYEI

    What does the bird of the wayside implies

  4. Anonymous

    What narrative technique is used for the dilemma of the ghost

    1. Anonymous

      What game did the boy and girl in Ato’s dream agree to play at first

      1. Anonymous

        What are are the literary devices used in the dilemma of the ghost

  5. Anonymous

    Illustrate the statement that both Ato and Eulalie were impatient

  6. Anonymous

    Literally devices in the poem

  7. Anonymous

    Who was barren in the Drama

  8. Anonymous

    Who was drinking coke?

      1. Anonymous

        Which my soul has drawn out of me.
        What is the literary device is in the extract

  9. Anonymous

    please explain the answer to question 7

  10. Anonymous

    Why does the 2nd woman refer to herself as a commonslaue

    1. George

      This is because she is always the one doing the house chores even though she has children.

  11. Anonymous

    I have work can you do it for me

    1. Anonymous

      One who is the speaker

  12. Anonymous

    who said, already naughty slumber is stealing over my senses

      1. Anonymous

        Which of the following villages women in play was barren

      2. Anonymous

        Drop refers to

  13. Anonymous

    I want the literary devices

    1. George

      Okay will add that soon.

  14. Anonymous

    If you can also come out with the literally devices in every scene of the drama, it would help we the new English language teachers

    1. George

      Okay bro I will put that in mind

  15. Anonymous

    Do you think nana is a best cha

  16. Anonymous

    According to Nana, what did women do during their youthful days

  17. Anonymous

    Who was rearing a sheep in ato’s name

  18. Anonymous

    If nakedness promise you clothes asked his name.

  19. Anonymous

    Explain why Ato’s mother felt about her son returning home with an African American wife

    1. George

      She was shocked and displeased at the same time.

  20. Anonymous

    According to Ato how long he married his wife Eulalie

  21. Anonymous

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  22. Anonymous

    what does the saying “if nakedness promises you cloth ask his name” mean

    1. George

      It means you can’t trust the words or advice of a proven failure.

  23. Anonymous

    Pls
    “Ah ! And yet I thought I was alone in this… The lonely woman who must toil from morn till eve , before a morsel hits her teeth or a drop of water cools her throat.”
    1.who is the speaker?
    2. Why does she refer to herself as lonely woman.
    3. Where was the speaker returning from.

  24. Anonymous

    The fuss is in reference to