We Love You, Charlie Freeman: A Novel Quiz

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

What makes Charlotte feel most uncomfortable about being at the Institute at first? (from Pages 1 – 76)

The number of white people at the Institute.

Lester's fascination with attempting to catch ghosts in the attic.

The poorly heated building.

The oil painting portraits of Toneybee and Leroy family members.

2.

What does Julia write to all black people in America? (from Pages 200 – 260)

A letter of explanation and apology.

A check to the descendants of those affected by Gardner.

A missive promoting a new era in science.

An indictment of the entire white race.

3.

Why is Charlotte horrified, angered, and brokenhearted by the book proof she finds in Max's office? (from Pages 131 – 199)

The proof features sections about Charlotte and her family.

The proof involves the history of Boston as a racist enclave.

The proof details the racist history of the Institute.

The proof includes drawings of Charlotte with exaggerated African features.

4.

Why is Charlotte dismayed upon meeting Adia in school? (from Pages 77 – 130)

Adia insists their friendship is only possible because both of them are black.

Adia wants nothing to do with Charlotte because Charlotte is also black.

Adia is black, and Charlotte thought she would be the only black student at school.

Adia is not a Republican, whereas Charlotte and her family are very conservative.

5.

What will be required of the Freeman family to conduct the experiment with respect to Charlie? (from Pages 1 – 76)

Love.

Money.

Electricity.

Time.

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