Boy, Snow, Bird Quiz

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

What is the most likely reason that Bird becomes increasingly unhappy about Snow’s impending visit? (from Part 2, Section 3 – Chapters 5-6)

She feels resentful that Boy has moved her into a smaller bedroom to make room for Snow.

She feels resentful that Louis is more interested in spending time with Snow than with her.

She feels resentful that Snow has started paying more attention to the rest of the family.

She feels resentful that Snow is once again becoming the recipient of the family’s affection.

2.

What single precious possession does Boy take with her when she flees New York? (from Part 1, Section 1 – Chapters 1-3)

A book given to her by Charlie Vacic.

A photograph given to her by her father.

The flag given to her by Charlie Vacic.

The flag given to her by her father.

3.

What does Charlie’s flag represent for Boy? (from Part 1, Section 2 – Chapters 4-6)

Security and comfort.

Romance and belonging.

Permanence and safety.

Homesickness and longing.

4.

What is the most likely reason for Boy going on double dates with Webster? (from Part 1, Section 1 – Chapters 1-3)

She is being pressured by Webster, whose boyfriends won’t go out with her unless she brings another girl along for THEIR friends.

She hates her boarding house, and hopes to find a man to marry so she can move out.

She sees finding a relationship as an important step in building a new life away from her father.

She is desperate to get married, and has no other way of finding a potential fiancé.

5.

Which of the book’s themes manifests in Snow’s gift of flowers, and why? (from Part 2, Section 3 – Chapters 5-6)

Mother / daughter relationships, because the flowers represent the love that Snow feels for her deceased mother.

Fairy tales, because the flowers represent the power of magic.

Racism, because the flowers blooming at night metaphorically represents the potential for beauty in darkness.

Deception, because the flowers represent Snow’s happiness at lying about her racial background.

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