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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Part Two: Polly.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. How does Clay respond to Polly's questions and ability to read in Part Two?
(a) He kindly answers her questions.
(b) He ignores her completely.
(c) He tells her she should talk to Mr. Derby.
(d) He tells her that women should know their place.

2. What is Polly reading when she is introduced in the novel in Part Two?
(a) A newspaper.
(b) A wanted sign.
(c) Her freedom papers.
(d) The documentation of her indentured status.

3. What is not part of the Ewe definition of hospitality?
(a) Making food.
(b) Seeking payment.
(c) Providing entertainment.
(d) Supplying music.

4. Why are the slaves suddenly treated so much better as the ship trip drew to conclusion in Part One?
(a) Th sailors are afraid of a slave uprising.
(b) It offers the sailors a chance to atone for their deeds.
(c) They have struck a deal with the sailors.
(d) It is preparation to sell them at auction.

5. Why might Afi be drawn to Amari?
(a) Afi had a daughter Amari's age.
(b) Amari has special privileges from the guards.
(c) Amari has access to food.
(d) Afi is from Amari's village.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Teenie's cooking make both Polly and Amari think about in Part Two?

2. What might be the function of the story of Chief Agokoli?

3. Why does Amari choose to focus on "learning the language of the white man" (54)?

4. Which of the following does NOT occur when the women are brought up on deck of the ship in Part One?

5. Which of the following descriptions of the ship in Part One is an example of personification?

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