We Love You, Charlie Freeman: A Novel Quiz

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

Why is Charlotte so shocked when she comes across her mother and Charlie in the middle of the night? (from Pages 131 – 199)

Her mother is breastfeeding Charlie.

Her mother is eating bugs off of Charlie's skin.

Her mother is putting makeup on Charlie.

Her mother is licking Charlie's hair.

2.

Why does Gray's book (Man or Beast) not have the impact she, and people like Adia, hope it will have? (from Pages 261 – 326)

Because of copyright issues and plagiarism charges.

Because of the Charlie experiment and Julia's apology.

Because of the inherent racism in America that refuses to address past racism.

Because Gray's work is discredited by another black professor who writes a better account of racism in scientific institutions.

3.

Why does Ellen cry when Gardner calls himself a traitor against his own race? (from Pages 77 – 130)

She is starting to have romantic feelings for him.

She knows that he is wrong about being a traitor.

She is happy that he finally realizes this about himself.

She believes she is a traitor to her own race, too.

4.

Why is Ellen so surprised to have fallen in love with Gardner? (from Pages 131 – 199)

Gardner is not physically attractive to her.

Ellen never expected to fall in love with anyone other than her dead husband.

Gardner is white, and she was always warned against white men.

Ellen long believed she was in love with Julia.

5.

What dictates the kinds of things Adia and her mother will not do? (from Pages 131 – 199)

Whether or not these things are paid for by the community college as a benefit to Marie's salary.

Whether or not these things are in accordance with the traditional African lifestyle.

Whether or not these things are done by or are expected of blacks to be done by whites.

Whether or not these things are approved of by the NAACP and other black groups.

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