Question

passage from \marriage is a private affair\ by achebe. how does this passage define the traditional roles of men and women? began nnaemeka suddenly, \i have come to forgiveness.\ eness? for what, my son? he asked in ment but this marriage question. marriage question. —we must—i mean it is impossible for me to nweke’s daughter. ssible? why? asked his father. i love her. ody said you did. why should you? he asked. nage today is different. men should marry for love, but whether women marry for love is unimportant. it is not that important for men to be religious, but it is essential for women to be. men make decisions, and women accept those decisions. men may pursue many careers, while women are restricted to homemaking and teaching

Explanation:

In traditional gender - role concepts, men often hold decision - making power. In the context of marriage, this can mean men make choices about marriage partners. Women are expected to accept these decisions. The passage doesn't discuss love in marriage for men and women differently, nor does it focus on religiousness or career restrictions as presented in other options.

Answer:

Men make decisions, and women accept those decisions.