Question

PART A: How does the narrator describe her parents
treatment of Nnamabia following his various crimes and
wrongdoings?
A She describes her parents as never holding Nnarabia
responsible for his actions or allowing him to
experience consequences.
B She emphasizes how her parents encourage
Nnamabia's behavior by treating him like a child.
C She shows how her parents push Nnamabia to
cormit crimes by punishing him too harshly.
DD She describes her parents as ignoring Nnamabia
when he acts out, encouraging him to behave in more
extreme ways.

Answer 1

Answer:

A. She describes her parents as never holding Nnamabia responsible for his actions or allowing him to experience consequences.

Explanation:

In Cell One by Chimamanda Adichie, Nnamabia is a spoilt male child whose parents never corrected or held responsible for his actions. His mother cherished and over pampered him because of his physical attributes. When he stole his mother's jewelries or arrested for murder, he was never corrected by his parents.

His attitude at school resulted to his arrest and imprisonment, because he was referred to as a cultist. At the cell, his experiences made him to realize the impact that his behavior could cost his parents.