Boy, Snow, Bird Quiz

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

Why does Yasmin tell Bird to break up with Louis? (from Part 2, Section 2 – Chapters 3-4)

Boyfriends only want one thing from a girl.

Louis will never understand why Bird wants to be a journalist.

Louis will never understand what it’s like to experience racism.

Boyfriends take up too much time.

2.

What is the most likely reason Bird asks Snow to mail her letters care of Louis’ house? (from Part 2, Section 1 – Chapters 1-2)

Bird doesn’t want her parents knowing that she and Snow are planning for Bird to visit New York.

Bird is looking for an excuse to go against her family’s wishes.

Bird doesn’t want her parents knowing that she and Snow are in contact.

Bird is looking for an excuse to see more of Louis.

3.

What is ironic about the revelation of Mia's having lost her baby? (from Part 3, Chapters 1-3)

That not being a parent triggered her interest in mother/daughter relationships.

That she always wanted to be a better mother than HER mother was.

That it triggered her determination to see Boy do right by Snow and Bird.

That she always wanted to be a mother.

4.

In the context of recent revelations, what is the most likely “spell” is it that Boy asks Mrs. Fletcher’s help to break? (from Part 3, Chapters 1-3)

The “spell” of Frances’ transformation into Frank.

The “spell” of the Whitman family’s resentment of Bird.

The “spell” of Frank thinking she (Boy) is evil.

The “spell” of Snow’s resentment of Boy.

5.

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

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

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

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

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

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