Which of the following best describes Lumnay as a wife? a. courageous b. skillful c. domineering d. faithful 2. Which of the following is Awiyao’s strongest belief or conviction?
a. Marrying Lumnay is regrettable for she did not give him a child.
b. Having a young wife like Madulimay is something to be proud of.
c. Having a child is an honor and a fulfillment of a lifetime.
d. Offering the precious beads to Lumnay will set him free as her husband.
3. Which of the following events from the story is true?
a. Awiyao kept a promise that if he will still fail to have a child with Madulimay, he’ll return to
Lumnay and both of them will die and vanish from their tribe.
b. After Awiyao’s marriage to Madulimay, Lumnay did not show herself anymore to the
tribe.
c. Lumnay turned down Awiyao’s invitation to dance for she was afraid that she might be
chosen by other men.
d. Lumnay felt betrayed upon knowing that Awiyao chose to marry another young woman.
4. How are we supposed to look at our culture and traditions?
a. It should be something that we can be proud of.
b. It should be something that allows everyone to grow in love, respect, and faith despite of diversity.
c. It should be something that is beneficial to the majority.
d. It should be something that teaches all members to be obedient no matter what it may cause.
5. What conclusion could be drawn out of the story?
a. Marriage is seen as a temporal bond.
b. One’s marriage is valued regardless of the couple’s capacity to bear children.
c. The story mirrors how culture, tradition and belief influenced and affected negatively the
union of the couple despite of their strong affection for each other.
d. The story shows gender inequality where the husband overpowers his wife by choosing another
woman just to bear a child for him.
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