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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter Abstracts.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. In the story "Parker's Back," what does Parker say is different about the experience of having his back tattooed?
(a) He is much less reluctant to have the tattoo done.
(b) It is much more painful than his previous tattoos.
(c) It is much more meaningful than his previous tattoos.
(d) He is more alert and awake.
2. In the story "Greenleaf," how do the May boys treat their mother?
(a) They mock her and take her for granted.
(b) They respect her and treat her well.
(c) They idolize her.
(d) They are vicious and violent towards her.
3. In the story "Parker's Back," what does Parker propose to try and encourage Sarah Ruth to look at his tattoos?
(a) Seeing the religious symbolism in his tattoos
(b) Getting a tattoo of Jesus on his back
(c) Getting a tattoo of the Bible on his back
(d) Getting a tattoo of her on his back
4. In the story "Revelation," what does Mrs. Turpin do as she is working in the pig parlor?
(a) Pray to Jesus
(b) Cry
(c) Vent her frustrations
(d) Hit the pigs
5. In the story "Judgment Day," what does Foley predict will happen in the future?
(a) Tanner will be arrested for squatting on his land.
(b) White people will work for black people.
(c) Black people will take over the government.
(d) Black people will work for white people.
Short Answer Questions
1. In the story "The Comforts of Home," how does Star gain entrance into Thomas' home the second time?
2. In the story "Everything That Rises Must Converge," where does Julian say that "true culture" lies?
3. In the story "The Enduring Chill," why does Asbury think the farm workers do not want him to drink from their jelly glass?
4. In the story "Judgment Day," what does Foley suspect Tanner and Coleman of doing?
5. In the story "Everything That Rises Must Converge," why must Julian's mother go to the Y each week?
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