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Unit 2 Independent Practice Analysis ADV: "The Grapes of Wrath"

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10 questions

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Question 1

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What do Steinbeck’s descriptions of the characters selling their belongings reveal about their lives before the dust storms? Explain, citing text evidence to support your inferences.

Question 2

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What does this excerpt suggest about the importance of memory, both to individuals and a community?

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Explain how the characters' journey to California is reflective of a larger theme in the novel. Provide specific examples.

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Question 10

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Explain how the setting of the Midwest during the Great Depression shapes the characters' actions and development. Use specific examples from the text.

Which theme is most represented by the Joads' decision to sell their belongings and move West?

The inevitability of change in life

The importance of wealth

The triumph of love over adversity

Individualism and self-reliance

What does the act of burning their belongings symbolize for the characters?

A sense of hopelessness and despair

A desire for revenge

The pursuit of freedom

A fresh start and letting go of the past

How does the setting of the Dust Bowl influence the characters' decision to leave their home?

It provides a peaceful environment.

It offers new opportunities in farming.

It creates financial hardship, forcing them to seek a better life elsewhere.

It keeps them connected to their land.

In what way does the harsh environment of the setting impact the Joad family's relationships and decisions?

It strengthens community ties.

It encourages them to isolate from others.

It leads to conflicts within the family.

It has no effect on the family dynamics.