The Lions of Little Rock Quiz

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

Marlee’s experiences with Sally and JT at the party in Section 7 can be seen as a vivid what, in terms of her experiences with Liz. (from Section 7, Chapters 34 – 38)

Contrast.

Parallel.

Disruption.

Threat.

2.

Which character’s friendship with Marlee changes the least over the course of the narrative?

David.

Sally.

Little Jimmy.

Liz.

3.

What is the significance of Marlee hearing the lions roar as she completes her dive in Section 11? (from Section 9, Chapters 45 - 49)

Throughout the book, the lions have been associated with fear, of the sort that Marlee is defeating by making the dive.

Throughout the book, the lions have been associated with courage, of the sort that Marlee has shown in making the dive.

Throughout the book, the lions have been associated with friendship, of the sort that Marlee is celebrating by making the dive.

Throughout the book, the lions have been associated with anger, of the sort that Marlee is conquering by making the dive.

4.

Riding the horse, making the oral presentation, and Marlee’s experience of the plane ride are all examples of which of the book’s themes? (from Section 6, Chapters 28 - 33)

Different types of friendship.

Fighting racism.

Finding one’s voice.

Successfully facing fears.

5.

What is the most likely reason that Marlee is so happy at the end of Section 9? (from Section 9, Chapters 45 - 49)

She’s faced her fears and prevented Red and his buddy from hurting the lions.

She’s faced her fears and has found proof of Red’s potential violence.

She’s dry, warm, and her parents have forgiven her for disobeying them.

She’s safe at home, Liz is okay, and Red has given up on his plan to use the dynamite.

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