Praise Song For the Butterflies Quiz

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

What happens to Ismae? (from Chapters 22 - 24)

Grandmother poisons her and she dies.

Wasik divorces her because she can't have any more children.

She leaves Wasik and moves to the United States.

She dies from a miscarriage.

2.

How does Allen gain entrance to the shrines? (from Chapters 31 - 33)

He pretends he has a girl to sell to the priests.

He tells them ritual servitude is morally wrong and that he has come to free the girls.

He tells them he has come to buy a girl and free her from slavery.

He says he is a government agent who has come to free the girls.

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.

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.

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

4.

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.

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.

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

5.

How does Grandmother feel about moving to the city Port Masi? (from Chapters 4 - 6)

She thinks it stinks and that people there live frivilous lives.

She is sad about her husband's death and glad to leave the village.

She feels she is needed in the Kata household and takes over the care of the children and the cooking.

She is glad to leave the village and quit working so hard.

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