The Gold Cadillac By Mildred D. Taylor
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- 1.Literary Response and AnalysisOne of the subplots in this story deals mainly with...
- A.
• sensitivity to the feelings of others
- B.
• the use of money or material objects as status symbols
- C.
• acts of kindness towards strangers
- D.
• survival and self determination
- 2.ComprehensionWhich of the following statements BEST describes the role that the gold Cadillac plays in the family's life at the end of the story?
- A.
It represents the family's desire to keep buying new cars.
- B.
It causes the family's relatives to lose respect for them.
- C.
T helps bring the family closer together.
- D.
T creates a permanent conflict between the parents.
- 3.Literary Response and AnalysisWhat is the main conflict that 'lois has in this novella?
- A.
Her desire to ride in the Cadillac and not to be seen walking anywhere
- B.
Her inability to get along with her parents
- C.
Her desire to eat in a restaurant during the trip although she isn't allowed to
- D.
Her confrontation with an unjust, racist society
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