The Lions of Little Rock Quiz

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

What is the most likely reason that Marlee agrees to help JT with his homework in Section 1? (from Section 1, Chapters 1 – 5)

She wants to practice her math skills.

She wants him to like her.

She wants him to coach her in sports.

2.

What is the most likely metaphoric meaning associated with Marlee cutting her finger after riding the horse? (from Section 3, Chapters 11 - 15)

That taking risks like riding the horse is careless and dangerous.

That believing in the power of the black feather bestows power that’s worth potential pain.

That believing in the power of the black feather is foolish and potentially harmful.

That taking risks like riding the horse can sometimes have painful consequences.

3.

What is the most likely reason that JT hints that he’ll take Marlee to the movies in Section 2? (from Section 2, Chapters 6 - 10)

He’s in love with Liz, and wants to use Marlee to get close to her.

He wants to make Liz jealous.

He's bribing her to keep doing his homework.

He’s in love with Marlee, and wants to be her boyfriend.

4.

The book’s point of view shifts and evolves in the same way as which character?

JT.

Marlee’s Dad.

Sally.

Marlee.

5.

What is it about Marlee’s conversation with Little Jimmy on the church float that suggests, to both her and the reader, that there is more potential to their friendship than Marlee initially thought? (from Section 6, Chapters 28 - 33)

The fact that he tells her he is spreading rumors about her friendship with Liz.

The fact that he writes in a journal the way Liz agreed to do.

The fact that the float that they’re riding on is based on a Bible verse that Marlee finds significant.

The fact that it takes place while they’re both riding on a whites-only float.

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