In the poem “another way” from Brown Girl Dreaming, what does Woodson’s mother bring home (pg. 167)?
Question 2
2.
In the excerpt from Brown Girl Dreaming, what is the main thing that readers learn about Odella, Woodson’s older sister?
Question 3
3.
Part A In the poem “brooklyn rain” from Brown Girl Dreaming, how does Woodson feel about staying indoors (page 165)?
Question 4
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Part B Which line or lines in “brooklyn rain” from Brown Girl Dreamingmost clearly support the answer to Part A?
Question 5
5.
Part A In the excerpt from Brown Girl Dreaming, what is Woodson always doing?
Question 6
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Part B Which quotation from Brown Girl Dreamingmost clearly supports the answer to Part A?
Question 7
7.
In "god's promise," how do the three siblings feel about "Coraandhersisters" playing on their swings when they can't go outside on Sundays in Brown Girl Dreaming (pg. 128)?
Question 8
8.
From what point of view is Brown Girl Dreaming told?
Question 9
9.
What is the correct figurative language given in the line in Brown Girl Dreaming?
"the hiss of the iron" (p. 108)
Question 10
10.
What is the correct figurative language given in the line in Brown Girl Dreaming?
"the weekend ahead is already calling us..." (p. 78)
Question 11
11.
What is the correct figurative language given in the line in Brown Girl Dreaming?
"Saturday night smells of biscuits and burning hair." (p. 83)
Question 12
12.
What is the correct figurative language given in the line in Brown Girl Dreaming?
"My sisters voice settles like a hand on my shoulder." (p. 84)