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In Search of our Mothers' Gardens
Quiz by Amena Abdallah
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- Q1Alice had an accident in which _____________.she became paralyzedher right arm was cutshe lost the sight in her right eyeshe lost her left eye45s
- Q2Alice Walker's nonfictions focus on ______________.the struggles of work mothersthe American heroesthe importance of lifethe struggles of African-Americans45s
- Q3What is the genre of " In Search of our Mothers' Gardens"?A biographyplayA fictional StoryA Personal Story45s
- Q4All the details tell about the personal story except__________.it's an experience that's connected to the universe concernsit answers many why's questionsit shows the emotional lifeit rambles or gets off the subject45s
- Q5The main idea/theme of " In Search of our Mothers' Garden is:Black women were not appreciated for the hard work they did.Black women were famous for their creativity.In 1920, 17 year old girls thought of marriage.Black women couldn't be creative for the few materials they had.45s
- Q6Walker's motherwas determined and hard worker.was known for her bad temper.had a beautiful voicedidn't allow her kids to go to school.45s
- Q7Which detail is true about the Black women?Because they had few materials, they made few artistic works.They were proud of their creativity.Because they have many materials, they made many creative ways.Although the materials were few, they were creative.45s
- Q8Which question Walker tries to find its answer?What do they like to do?What activities do they do?What is the source of their creativity?What materials do they need?45s
- Q9Virginia Woolf, in her essay "A Room of One's Own " says that if a woman wants to writeshe must be a free woman and not a slave.she must have privacy and moneyshe must have money to publish her books.she must have a family.45s
- Q10Walker wants to make some changes to Virginia Woolf's essaybecause she didn't like the essay.to say that black's experiences are similar to the whites'.to show she's a better writer than Woolf.because she was against Woolf's ideas.45s
- Q11Walker believes that that black's creativitycomes from the educated women.comes from free people.passes from one generation to another.belongs to the old generations.45s
- Q12Walker and her mother share the talent ofpainting.gardening.storytelling.writing.45s
- Q13Most of Walker's characters arefictional characters.young.black women who got their freedom.counterparts to real life and older than her.45s
- Q14Which detail(s) tells that Walker's mother has a gift or talent in gardening?all the answers.Her fame as a grower of flowers spread over three countries.Strangers would drive by their house, asking to stand or walk among her mother’s art .Whatever her mother plants, it grows as if by magic.45s
- Q15Why does Walker compare the daily routine of the black women to combat (fight)?all the answersThey fight for their children's education,They face difficult situation.Their life is laborious.45s