We Love You, Charlie Freeman: A Novel Quiz

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

What important act symbolic of freedom does Ellen undertake when she turns on Gardner? (from Pages 261 – 326)

She burns his books.

She frees Rosalee.

She turns her back and walks away from him.

She steals all of his research manuscripts.

2.

Why does Laurel disapprove of the attitudes of Adia and Marie toward history and society? (from Pages 131 – 199)

Adia and Marie only want to tear things down rather than build them up.

Adia and Marie will not listen to opinions of others.

Adia and Marie cannot understand that the past matters in the present.

Adia and Marie reinvent history to suit contemporary needs.

3.

What helps to resolve a miscommunication among Charlotte, Callie, and Max when they are discussing meanings for the signed words? (from Pages 77 – 130)

Patience and listening.

A heated argument.

A long discussion about the history of race relations in America.

Charlotte's decision to allow Callie to do all the talking.

4.

Why does Ellen agree to allow Gardner to sketch her? (from Pages 1 – 76)

She has long been in love with Gardner and wants to marry him.

People in town are being made uncomfortable by his presence sketching them.

She needs the money he offers her to participate in the experiment.

No one else will allow him to sketch them, and this makes Ellen feel bad for him.

5.

Why does Charlotte break up with Adia? (from Pages 261 – 326)

Adia has become too angry and too combative regarding everything in life.

Adia has decided she is romantically interested in someone else at school.

Adia threatens Charlotte's life because Charlotte continues to ignore the Institute's racial history.

Adia plans to distribute copies of a drawing she has made of Charlotte and her family with exaggerated African features.

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