Observation

This question is from “Ọmalinze” titled ‘Ọnwụ Ayolo’.
Candidates were to examine the story then (a) write out what the old man in the story did within a month to his death when his son turned 10;  (b) give the name of what the old man did as known in Igbo culture;  (c) list cultural ceremonies that are evident in the story ;  (d) write out what Ayolo used to identify the boundary of  his father’s land and  (e) give two moral lessons that can be derived from the story.
Expected answers:
(a)        Agadi nwoke kpọkọrọ ụmụnna ya dụm, were otu ewu hachie Ọnwụ Ayolo n’okwu                       
ndịichie ka ọ nochiere ya anya nwoke dị ka omenala siri dị ebe ọ mụtaghị nwoke.

(b)       Ike ekpe

(c)        -           Ike ekpe
-           Ịzọ ala
-           Iri ekpe
-           Amụtaghị nwa n’oge
-           Ịkwa ozu
-           Ịnụ iyi
-           Ikpe ikpe/ Ịkụ ikpe
-           Amụtaghị nwa nwoke
-           Ịhachi nwa nwaanyị

(d)       -           Ndanda mkpu
-           Ube
-           Ụkpaka kara aka

(e)        -           Mmegbu nwa ogbenye adịghị mma.
-           Anyaukwu adịghị mma.
-           Ịzọ ala na-ebute okwu/ ọ dịghị mma.
-           Okwu asị adịghị mma.
-           Ikpe nkwụmọtọ dị mma.