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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Canto I: Black Chapter 1: Carceral Dissonance - Chapter 5: D*mb Smart.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What term does Hari use to describe the disconnection Black people may have from their inner child?
(a) Religiosity.
(b) Double consciousness.
(c) Self-policing.
(d) Carceral.
2. In Canto I: Black, "Chapter 1: Carceral Dissonance," what is Hari's initial perception of the doctor's behavior during the examination?
(a) The doctor is confused and uncertain.
(b) The doctor is professional and focused.
(c) The doctor is dismissive and uninterested.
(d) The doctor is caring and empathetic.
3. In Canto I: Black, "Chapter 2: A Prayer for My Father," what does Daddy advise Hari regarding buying cars?
(a) Prefer European vehicles.
(b) Opt for Japanese cars.
(c) Always choose American brands.
(d) Buy Hondas and avoid American cars.
4. What underlying sentiment drives Hari's pursuit of academic superiority over Betty in the Pride school?
(a) A need to challenge the dominance of white students.
(b) A fear of being associated with everyday Black individuals.
(c) A commitment to promoting diversity and inclusion.
(d) A desire for genuine friendship and collaboration.
5. How does Hari relate the rupture from his childhood to systemic issues?
(a) He believes it's a form of self-care.
(b) He sees it as an act of rebellion.
(c) He views it as a natural process.
(d) He links it to fungibility and commodification.
Short Answer Questions
1. How does Hari feel about the concept of "inner-child work" (35) ?
2. How does Hari characterize his childhood neighborhood?
3. What does Hari compare the discomfort of starting a conversation with his inner child to?
4. In Canto I: Black, "Chapter 3: Nowalater," what does Hari realize about his perception of Roberto and his own biases?
5. What does Hari believe he can achieve through difficult dialogues on the page?
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