We Love You, Charlie Freeman: A Novel Quiz

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

Why is Charlotte horrified, angered, and brokenhearted by the book proof she finds in Max's office? (from Pages 131 – 199)

The proof features sections about Charlotte and her family.

The proof involves the history of Boston as a racist enclave.

The proof includes drawings of Charlotte with exaggerated African features.

The proof details the racist history of the Institute.

2.

Why does Gray's book (Man or Beast) not have the impact she, and people like Adia, hope it will have? (from Pages 261 – 326)

Because of the inherent racism in America that refuses to address past racism.

Because of the Charlie experiment and Julia's apology.

Because Gray's work is discredited by another black professor who writes a better account of racism in scientific institutions.

Because of copyright issues and plagiarism charges.

3.

What does Callie attempt to use to control Charlie, in her own attempt to deal with her freedom-related issues? (from Pages 200 – 260)

A leash.

Magic.

Handcuffs.

Carrots.

4.

Why does Gardner say he is so invested in demonstrating blacks are not an inferior race to whites? (from Pages 77 – 130)

He wants his research to be noted in history.

He has traveled around the world and found no trace of inferiority.

He loves black people.

He is an objective scientist.

5.

Why does Callie want to go to the Congo? (from Pages 261 – 326)

To understand what life was like in the Congo.

To experience true freedom.

To take Charlie home and set him free.

To learn about the world the way Julia did.

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