PLEASE HELP!!: COMPREHENSION- THINGS FALL APART CHAPTER 18 i will mark correct answer as brainliest

1.What does Mr. Kiaga mean when he says, "He that sitteth in the heavens shall laugh"?

2. Analyze the elder's claim that among the Ibo, "It is not our custom to fight for our gods." Why are other instances of criminal behavior, like the killing of the"daughter of Umuofia" and the murder Okonkwo committed, not handled in thesame manner?

3. After the sacred python was killed, the elders chose not to punish, but to ostracize the converts. Do you believe they were correct or incorrect in this ruling? Justify your response.

4. What evidence was given to show that the Ibo gods "were still able to fight their own battles"? Do you believe the author intends to show the gods are not powerless through this statement? Why or why not?

5. Throughout this chapter, as others counsel restraint, Okonkwo is trying to rallymen to battle. Okonkwo says, "If a man comes into my hut and defecates on the floor, what do I do? Do I shut my eyes? No! I take a stick and break his head. That is what a man does." Choose one of these two sides and defend it in a well-organized paragraph.