You Can't Be Any Poorer Than Dead

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You Can't Be Any Poorer Than Dead

Last updated 10 months ago

24 questions

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How does Tarwater's relationship with his uncle shape his understanding of mortality?

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What role does social criticism play in the portrayal of characters like Buford and the welfare woman?

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What does the woman experience when the old man dies?

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What is Tarwater's attitude towards the fence?

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What does the boy intend to do with the old man?

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What does Tarwater think about school teachers?

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What does Tarwater want the lawyer to notice?

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What does Tarwater struggle with when he meets his uncle?

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Why does the stranger question the Day of Judgment?

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What does Tarwater struggle to remember about figures?

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What symbolizes the oppressive atmosphere in the excerpt?

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What does Tarwater claim they are heading towards?

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How does Tarwater's relationship with his uncle shape his understanding of mortality?

1

What role does social criticism play in the portrayal of characters like Buford and the welfare woman?

1

What does the woman experience when the old man dies?

1

How does Tarwater feel about the old man's death?

1

What is Tarwater's attitude towards the fence?

1

What is significant about the coffin's height?

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What does the boy intend to do with the old man?

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How does the old man feel about the boy's actions?

1

What does Tarwater think about school teachers?

1

How does Tarwater feel about the stranger?

1

What does Tarwater want the lawyer to notice?

1

How does the old man feel about his situation?

1

What does Tarwater struggle with when he meets his uncle?

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How does Tarwater react to the stranger's voice?

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What does Tarwater mean by 'you can't be any poorer than dead'?

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Why does the stranger question the Day of Judgment?

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What does Tarwater struggle to remember about figures?

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How does Buford view Tarwater’s state of mind?

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What symbolizes the oppressive atmosphere in the excerpt?

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What does Tarwater build as he works outside?

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What does Tarwater claim they are heading towards?

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You Can't Be Any Poorer Than Dead

You Can't Be Any Poorer Than Dead

How does Tarwater's relationship with his uncle shape his understanding of mortality?

What role does social criticism play in the portrayal of characters like Buford and the welfare woman?

What does the woman experience when the old man dies?

What is Tarwater's attitude towards the fence?

What does the boy intend to do with the old man?

What does Tarwater think about school teachers?

What does Tarwater want the lawyer to notice?

What does Tarwater struggle with when he meets his uncle?

Why does the stranger question the Day of Judgment?

What does Tarwater struggle to remember about figures?

What symbolizes the oppressive atmosphere in the excerpt?

What does Tarwater claim they are heading towards?

How does Tarwater's relationship with his uncle shape his understanding of mortality?

What role does social criticism play in the portrayal of characters like Buford and the welfare woman?

What does the woman experience when the old man dies?

How does Tarwater feel about the old man's death?

What is Tarwater's attitude towards the fence?

What is significant about the coffin's height?

What does the boy intend to do with the old man?

How does the old man feel about the boy's actions?

What does Tarwater think about school teachers?

How does Tarwater feel about the stranger?

What does Tarwater want the lawyer to notice?

How does the old man feel about his situation?

What does Tarwater struggle with when he meets his uncle?

How does Tarwater react to the stranger's voice?

What does Tarwater mean by 'you can't be any poorer than dead'?

Why does the stranger question the Day of Judgment?

What lesson does Tarwater learn from the old man's words?

What does Tarwater's education focus on in his life?

What does Tarwater struggle to remember about figures?

How does Buford view Tarwater’s state of mind?

What symbolizes the oppressive atmosphere in the excerpt?

What does Tarwater build as he works outside?

What does Tarwater claim they are heading towards?

How does the salesman react to Tarwater's claim?

How does Tarwater feel about the old man's death?

What is significant about the coffin's height?

How does the old man feel about the boy's actions?

How does Tarwater feel about the stranger?

How does the old man feel about his situation?

How does Tarwater react to the stranger's voice?

What does Tarwater mean by 'you can't be any poorer than dead'?

What lesson does Tarwater learn from the old man's words?

What does Tarwater's education focus on in his life?

How does Buford view Tarwater’s state of mind?

What does Tarwater build as he works outside?

How does the salesman react to Tarwater's claim?