Praise Song For the Butterflies Quiz

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

What is Abeo and Serafine's relationship like when Abeo moves to New York? (from Chapters 37 - 39)

It is not warm because Serafine has trouble coping with her guilt and the past.

They forgive each other and accept each other.

They fight often because Abeo is angry and she makes Serafine feel guilty.

Serafine works hard to make up for the past, but Abeo remains angry.

2.

What happens after the government of Ukemby bans ritual servitude? (from Chapters 25 - 27)

The practice continues as it always has.

All of the enslaved girls are freed and sent to rehabilitation camps.

The priests grow more secretive about the practice.

Police raid the shrines and arrest the priests.

3.

Why does Abeo decide to stop covering her scars? (from Chapters 43 - 45)

Taylor tells her to show her scars to raise awareness about ritual servitude.

She gets tired of always wearing long sleeves in the summer in New York City.

Femi tells her scars should not be hidden because they are proof of survival.

She sees a woman in the beauty salon who proudly bears her scars and Chipo tells her scars should not be hidden.

4.

Why does Abeo become afraid at the Elmina Castle in Ghana? (from Chapters 7 - 9)

Her father starts crying and she is afraid because she has never seen him cry before.

She has a premonition that she might be sold into slavery.

She finds it hard to distinguish between the past and the present.

She thinks it is disgusting that they are standing on calcified bones of former slaves.

5.

What happens after Duma finds the girls eating the fruit Juba has stolen? (from Chapters 22 - 24)

Duma blames Aymee. He ties Amyee to a tree and dumps cane juice all over her so that the ants will bite her.

Duma blames Abeo. He whips her with his belt buckle in front of the other girls.

Juba confesses she stole the fruit. Duma ties her to a neem tree and dumps cane juice over her so that the ants will bite her.

Duma catches Juba and whips her with his belt buckle in front of the other girls.

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