"Everyday Use" is a short story written by Alice Walker, published in 1973. The story revolves around an African-American woman named "Mama" who lives in the Deep South with her two daughters. The story reflects the idea of a person's relationship to their culture. This quiz has been created to test your knowledge about the character and events of "Everyday Use" story. Let's begin the quiz. All the best!
Orchid
Gardenia
Dandelion
Rose
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Maggie
Dee
The mother
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John Thomas
Asakamalakim
Dee
No one
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Waserii
Wangero
Wanino
Asakamalakim
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Give them to a museum
Hang them
Use them
Sell them
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Her aunt
Her mother
Her father
No one
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She would put them on her bed
She would sell them
She didnt want anyone to have the quilts
Nener mentioned
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Is more to Dee’s liking
Has real windows
Has a tin roof
Is set in a pasture
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Mama places little value on education or hard work.
They have different ideas about what is important in life.
Mama resents Dee for setting the fire that burned down their first house.
Dee and Mama both want everything for themselves.
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New quilts are too expensive, and she cannot afford to buy them
They represent her family’s history and remind her of her ancestors
She wants only handmade articles for her home
They include all the colors she has used in her home
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