In Things Fall Apart, Achebe writes the Igbo characters' dialogue in a formal, archaic manner in order to achieve what effect? Select all that apply.

a. to evoke a particular place and time

b. to illustrate how primitive the Igbo culture was

c. to convey the particular rhythm of the Igbo dialect

d. to make it understandable yet still foreign to Western readers

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Quinn Salas

16 June, 10:45

In Things Fall Apart, Achebe writes the Igbo characters' dialogue in a formal, archaic manner in order to achieve what effect? Select all that apply.

a. to evoke a particular place and time

b. to illustrate how primitive the Igbo culture was

c. to convey the particular rhythm of the Igbo dialect

d. to make it understandable yet still foreign to Western readers

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Jair Bond · Answer 1

Fro the story "In Things Fall Apart", the author wrote about the character of an Igbo as a formal, archaic one. This is to let the audience feel "to illustrate how primitive the Igbo culture was" and "to convey the particular rhythm of the Igbo dialect". The answers are letters b and c. The rest of the answers do not match the question above.