Questions
The
compulsory set text : The river and the
source
“With
determination and commitment, women can attain greatness.” With close reference
to the novel justify this statement.
2. Margaret
Ogola : The River and the source Akoko is the center of change process in the
society of the River and the source. Justify this statement using illustration
from the Novel The River and The Source.
3. The River and the Source by Margaret Ogola. “ The River and
the source gives credit to women” Write a composition in response to this
statement.
4. “Parental
guidance is important in shaping up one’s destiny.” Drawing illustrates from
the novel The River and The Source by Margaret Ogola. Write an essay illustrating
the truth of this statement.
5.
‘Women have faced numerous injustices since time
immemorial.’
Write a composition highlighting some of
these injustices in the light of The
River and The Source by Margaret Ogola.
6.
“Even in a male dominated society, women can still succeed.”Discuss
the validity of this statement basing your discussion on four female characters
in the novel.
7.
‘Change is inevitable but it has shortcomings.” Write an
essay to show the truth of the above statement, drawing your illustration from
the novel, ‘The River and the Source. “By Margaret Ogola.
8.
The River
and The Source, is a story about the girl child and the woman who is out
to fight for her rightful space and assert herself in a society, where she is
discriminated and looked down upon by her male counterpart.”Basing your
illustrations from the Novel “The River and The Source of Margaret Ogola,
discuss the relevance of the above statement.
9.
Margaret Ogola “The River and the Source”
The woman’s
role in the society has been that of marriage and child bearing. However, with
time the woman has become a force to reckon with in the society. Write an essay in support of this
statement using illustrations from Margaret Ogola’s The River and the
Source.
10.
Over the years, women have struggled to assert themselves in
a male dominated world. There however, have been men who have come in handly to
facilitate women’s success in their fight to claim their right. With close reference to The River and the
Source, write a composition to illustrate this statement by using three male
characters from the text.
11.
‘The River
and the Source: Margaret A. Ogolla. “In the traditional Africa Society,
women suffer the effects of gender discrimination.” Using illustrations from,
The River and The Source, validate the statement
12.
A strong household is founded on strong family values.
Making reference to Mark Sigu’s family in Margaret Ogola’s The River and the
Source, write an essay to justify this statement
13.
Drawing illustrations from Margaret Ogola’s The River and
The Source, write an essay proving that Akoko is at the centre of the change
process in the society of the River and The Source.
14.
A
strong household is founded on strong family values. Making reference to Mark
Sigu’s family in Margaret Ogola’s The River and the Source, write an
essay to justify the above statement.
15.
The River and the Source is an exploration of African
traditions as was bombarded by irresistible winds of change. Using the novel
for your illustrations, write an essay to show the truth of this statement.
16.
. “A woman is the driving force in the society.” Prove the
validity of this statement basing your argument on the text The River and the
source by Margaret Ogolla.
17.
“The River and the Source highlights the virtue of courage.”
Using Akoko, justify this statement .
18.
“Despite good parenting, children can sometimes be a
disappointment”. Using Elizabeth and Mark children, write an essay in support
of this statement.
19.
. “Akoko is the embodiment of change.”
Discuss the validity of this statement, using illustrations from the River and the Source
20.
. The Western culture has totally changed
the African traditions. With reference to the “River and the Source,” show the
validity of this statement.
21.
Widowhood pushes women to a disadvantaged position in
society. Write an essay in support of this statement basing your answer on The
River and The Source by Margret Ogolla.
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