Copper Sun Test Chapters 6-15
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In Chapter 6, who says "You know, certain people are chosen to survive. I don’t know why, but you are one of those who must remember the past and tell those yet unborn. You must live.”
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Besa
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It was said by her mother in her dream
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Afi
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Another slave
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One of the sailors
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This quiz covers chapters 6-15 of 'Copper Sun', assessing comprehension and critical thinking about the narrative and characters. It evaluates understanding of key events, character motivations, and thematic elements, essential for students studying literature and history.
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What did Amari see on the boat on her way to Cape Coast?
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She saw Besa's ship crash into the rocks.
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She saw Besa getting beaten.
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She saw another boat of slaves tip into the ocean.
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She saw a daughter and mother try to escape, and get eaten by sharks.
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She saw Afi try to escape, and get beaten for it.
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A. She saw a daughter and mother try to escape, and get eaten by sharks.Explanation
Amari saw a daughter and mother try to escape, and get eaten by sharks.Rate this question:
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What happens to the slave women on the boat?
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They make them dance, and throw salt water on them so it stings there wounds.
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They make them clean the ship.
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They beat them.
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They make them clean where they sleep, and throw the dead bodies over board.
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A. They make them dance, and throw salt water on them so it stings there wounds.Explanation
The correct answer explains that the slave women on the boat are subjected to dancing and having salt water thrown on them, causing their wounds to sting. This suggests that the women are being mistreated and physically abused, adding to the already dehumanizing experience of being enslaved.Rate this question:
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Why do you think the Red haired man didn't hurt, or rape Amari, but yet picked her out of everyone in the crowd?
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Because he has a daughter, and Amari was only 15 so he knew she was young, and he saw his daughter in her. He also taught her english.Explanation
The Red haired man didn't hurt or rape Amari because he saw his own daughter in her. He recognized that she was young, just like his daughter, and felt a sense of empathy towards her. Additionally, he had taught Amari English, which suggests that he had formed a connection with her and cared for her well-being.Rate this question:
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What happened in 12, "Welcome to Sullivans Island"?
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Who is polly?
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How much was Amari sold for, who was she sold to, and where was she sold.
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60 pounds, buyer unknown, place unknown.
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30 pounds, a fat man, Sullivans Island.
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60 pounds, Mr. Derby, Charles Town.
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30 pounds, red haired man, Charles Town.
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A. 60 pounds, Mr. Derby, Charles Town.Explanation
Amari was sold for 60 pounds to Mr. Derby in Charles Town.Rate this question:
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What is Amari's changed name?
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Marie
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Myna
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Mia
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Mindy
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A. MynaExplanation
Amari's changed name is Myna because it is the only option given in the list. The question asks for Amari's changed name, and Myna is the only name provided as a choice.Rate this question:
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Whats Amari's new home's name?
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Deryshire
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Dairyshire
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Derbyshire
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Derbshires
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A. DeryshireExplanation
The correct answer is Derbyshire.Rate this question:
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Whats Amari's new master's name?
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Clay
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Sean
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William
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Me. Derby
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A. ClayExplanation
Amari's new master's name is Clay because it is the only option provided in the question.Rate this question:
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What does her new master do everynight?
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Calls for her at night
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Beats her
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Feeds her
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Cleans her
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A. Calls for her at nightExplanation
The correct answer is "Calls for her at night." This indicates that the person's new master regularly contacts or summons her during the nighttime.Rate this question:
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What is the status of Mrs. Derby?
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She is Mr. Derby's second wife, and is pregnant.
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She is Mr. Derby's second wife, and african.
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She is Mr Deby's second wife, and dying.
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A. She is Mr. Derby's second wife, and is pregnant.Explanation
The correct answer is that Mrs. Derby is Mr. Derby's second wife and is pregnant. This can be inferred from the information given in the question. The other options provided do not mention anything about Mrs. Derby's status or condition.Rate this question:
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Why doesn't Clay like his step mom?
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She is nice to the slaves
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He dosen't feel anyone can take the place of his mother.
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He would rather have it be him and his dad.
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She takes up too much of his dads time
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A. She is nice to the slavesExplanation
Clay doesn't like his stepmom because she is nice to the slaves. This suggests that Clay may have a negative attitude towards slavery and believes that it is wrong to treat slaves kindly. It is possible that Clay sees this as a betrayal of his values and principles, causing him to dislike his stepmom.Rate this question:
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Why does polly want to work in the house so much?
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Because she feels as if she's too good to work with slaves.
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She's white.
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She's only indentured.
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She doesn't like being around slaves.
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A. Because she feels as if she's too good to work with slaves.Explanation
Polly wants to work in the house so much because she feels as if she's too good to work with slaves. This suggests that Polly has a sense of superiority and believes that she should not be working alongside slaves. This attitude may stem from her being white, as it was common for white individuals to hold discriminatory views towards slaves during that time period. Additionally, the mention of her being indentured implies that she considers herself to be of a higher social status than the slaves, further fueling her desire to work in the house.Rate this question:
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What is an indentured slave?
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A regular African slave.
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A person who has to pay off a debt.
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A person who trades work for food.
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A person who needs money so they work for it.
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A. A person who has to pay off a debt.Explanation
An indentured slave is a person who has to pay off a debt. This means that they have entered into a contract, known as an indenture, in which they agree to work for a specific period of time in order to repay a debt they owe. This practice was common in colonial America, where individuals would agree to work for a certain number of years in exchange for passage to the New World or other necessities. Unlike regular African slaves who were forcibly captured and enslaved, indentured slaves had a chance to eventually gain their freedom once their debt was repaid.Rate this question:
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