1.
Who was left in charge of the school while Grant was visiting Jefferson?
Correct Answer
E. Irene Cole
Explanation
Irene Cole was left in charge of the school while Grant was visiting Jefferson.
2.
How did Taunte Lou and Miss Emma get Grant to visit Jefferson alone?
Correct Answer
E. Miss Emma pretended to be sick
Explanation
Miss Emma pretended to be sick in order to get Grant to visit Jefferson alone. By feigning illness, Miss Emma and Taunte Lou created a situation where Grant felt it was necessary for him to go alone. This tactic likely played on Grant's sense of duty and responsibility towards Jefferson, as he would not want to leave him without a visit.
3.
How did Grant know that he was being set up to visit Jefferson alone?
Correct Answer
A. Miss Emma had cooked and was seen working in her yard
Explanation
Grant knew that he was being set up to visit Jefferson alone because Miss Emma had cooked and was seen working in her yard. This suggests that she was preparing a meal for him, indicating that she wanted Grant to visit Jefferson alone. The act of cooking and working in her yard could be interpreted as a signal or invitation for Grant to come and have a private conversation with Jefferson.
4.
What was the reason Taunta Lou gave for why she couldn't go with Grant?
Correct Answer
A. She did not have on her good dress
Explanation
Taunta Lou gave the reason for not being able to go with Grant as not having her good dress on.
5.
At the end of chapter 10, Grant expresses why he is so against going through this experience with Jefferson. How does he feel about it? What are his reasons for not wanting to do it? Do you feel he is justified in not wanting to do this? Are his reasons valid? Explain.
6.
Sheriff Guidry
warns Grant that he will lose his visiting privileges if which of
the following happens?
Correct Answer
D. There is any sign of aggravation in Jefferson
Explanation
If there is any sign of aggravation in Jefferson, Grant will lose his visiting privileges according to Sheriff Guidry's warning.
7.
What does Grant tell Jefferson he has brought him to eat.
Correct Answer
A. Corn
Explanation
In the given question, Grant tells Jefferson that he has brought him corn to eat.
8.
What does Jefferson say about the food Grant tells him he has brought?
Correct Answer
C. That's waht hogs eat.
Explanation
Jefferson says that the food Grant tells him he has brought is what hogs eat.
9.
What is Jefferson reffering to when he says "youmans"
Correct Answer
C. Human being
Explanation
In this context, when Jefferson says "youmans," he is referring to human beings in general. He is using a dialect or regional accent to pronounce the word "human" as "youman." This suggests that Jefferson is acknowledging the shared humanity and dignity of all individuals, regardless of their race or social status.
10.
Describe how Jefferson eats the food. What does this demonstrate about Jefferson's mentality and his attitude about the situation that he is in?
11.
Explain this quote."That man out there doesn't want me up here either,"1.Does the quote relate to a theme? If so, which theme and
how does it relate?
2.Does the quote characterize Grant, Jefferson, or another
character? If so, in what way does it characterize?
3.Does the quote provide detail about the setting? If so, what
type of description does it provide? How does the setting description classify
the time period?
4.Does the quote symbolize the lack of freedom of a black
person at this time? Does the quote symbolize the history of oppression of a
black person? If so, to what part of history does the quote relate?
5.Does the quote indicate a conflict? If so, what conflict?
12.
What does Grant tell Jefferson that he is going to tell Miss Emma?
Correct Answer
E. He is going to tell Miss Emma a lie
Explanation
Grant tells Jefferson that he is going to tell Miss Emma a lie. This suggests that Grant plans to deceive Miss Emma about something, possibly to protect Jefferson or to manipulate the situation in some way. The exact nature of the lie is not specified in the question, but it implies that Grant has a hidden agenda or ulterior motive in his conversation with Miss Emma.
13.
What does Grant tell the Deputy about how his visit with Jefferson went?
Correct Answer
A. That Jefferson was glad to get some home cooking
Explanation
Grant tells the Deputy that Jefferson was glad to get some home cooking during their visit.
14.
Why does Grant put off going to see Miss Emma?
Correct Answer
A. He has not thought of a good lie
Explanation
Grant puts off going to see Miss Emma because he has not thought of a good lie.
15.
Where does Grant go instead of returning to Miss Emma's house?
Correct Answer
C. The Rainbow Club
Explanation
Grant goes to The Rainbow Club instead of returning to Miss Emma's house.
16.
What are the men in the bar discussing?
Correct Answer
A. Jackie Robinson
Explanation
The men in the bar are discussing Jackie Robinson.
17.
Where is Vivian's husband?
Correct Answer
C. Houston
Explanation
Vivian's husband is in Houston.
18.
Why wont Vivian stay the night with Grant?
Correct Answer
A. She is afraid her husband will use it to take her children
Explanation
Vivian won't stay the night with Grant because she is afraid that her husband will use it as evidence to take her children away from her. This suggests that Vivian is in a situation where her husband may be attempting to gain custody of their children, and she is cautious about any actions that could be used against her in court. Therefore, she is hesitant to spend the night with Grant to avoid giving her husband any ammunition in their custody battle.
19.
What is the signifigance of Jackie Robinson and Joe Lewis and the discussions surrounding these sports figures? Explain how this is a part of the historical, social and cultural setting of the book.
20.
What language is Vivian teaching her students in the school?
Correct Answer
French
Explanation
Vivian is teaching her students in the school the French language.