Boy, Snow, Bird Quiz

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

What kind of deception does Snow mean when she talks about the amount of “deceiving” she’s done up to now? (from Part 2, Section 2 – Chapters 3-4)

Pretending to be white when she knows she’s “colored”.

Pretending to be Bird’s friend when, in fact, they hate each other.

Pretending to live in New York when, in fact, she’s still living in Flax Hill.

Pretending to be Boy’s daughter when she knows she’s Mia’s.

2.

In narration, with what does Boy seem to compare Charlie’s enduring love for her? (from Part 1, Section 4 – Chapters 11-13)

Aunt Jozsa’s enduring commitment to Communism.

Aunt Jozsa’s enduring love for Charlie.

Aunt Jozsa’s living to an old age.

Aunt Jozsa’s ability to survive being in a prison camp.

3.

What event is most similar in emotional quality and/or motivation to Boy’s telling Arturo to stop making chains? (from Part 1, Section 4 – Chapters 11-13)

Boy’s decision to send Bird to live with Clara.

Boy’s reaction to the “colored” students reading in the bookstore without buying.

Boy’s proclaiming her love for the devoted, protective Charlie.

Boy’s running away from her abusive father in New York.

4.

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

Security and comfort.

Permanence and safety.

Homesickness and longing.

Romance and belonging.

5.

Which event is equivalent to Frank/Frances hitting Boy in Chapter 1, and why? (from Part 3, Chapters 1-3)

Bird kissing Olivia, because both Bird and Frank / Frances use physical contact to say goodbye.

Mia’s miscarriage, because her losing the baby is like Frank/Frances losing his daughter’s love.

Boy taking Snow and Bird to New York, because she is forcing them to face the truth about themselves.

Snow hitting Boy, because both Snow and Frank/Frances want Boy to be something she isn’t.

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