Trivia: Their Eyes Were Watching God Quiz! Novel
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What was Pheoby trying to persuade Janie about?
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You shouldn't move to Eastonville
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Tea Cake is just a poor pathetic man
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Tea Cake is just after your money
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You should mourn for Joe a bit more.
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Dive into the complexities of relationships and societal expectations with the 'Trivia: Their Eyes Were Watching God Quiz! Novel'. This quiz assesses your understanding of character dynamics, plot elements, and thematic concerns in Zora Neale Hurston's famous work, enhancing both analytical and critical thinking skills.
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Janie's plans with Tea Cake are to:
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Move to Jacksonville
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Sell the store
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Marry Tea Cake
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2 of the above
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A,B and C
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A. A,B and CExplanation
Janie's plans with Tea Cake are to move to Jacksonville, sell the store, and marry Tea Cake. This means that all options A, B, and C are correct. Janie wants to leave her current location and start a new life with Tea Cake in Jacksonville. She also wants to sell the store she owns and marry Tea Cake, solidifying their commitment to each other.Rate this question:
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Who is the receiver of this quote? "______, I believe your buddy is all tied up with that Tea Cakes sure enough. Didn't believe it at first...You better sense her into things then cause Tea Cake can't do anything but help her spend what she got."
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Janie
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Sam Watson
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Pheoby Watson
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Ms. Tyler
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Who Flung
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A. Pheoby WatsonExplanation
Pheoby Watson is the receiver of this quote. This can be inferred from the quote itself, where the speaker mentions Pheoby's buddy being involved with Tea Cakes and advises Pheoby to be aware of the situation.Rate this question:
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Janie brought ________ with her to Jacksonville.
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Her money
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Her shop
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Her new blue dress
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Pheoby Watson
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A. Her moneyExplanation
Janie brought her money with her to Jacksonville. This implies that she brought the funds or cash that she possessed.Rate this question:
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What instrument does Tea Cake play for Janie? (one word, singular, no articles)
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guitarExplanation
Tea Cake plays the guitar for Janie.Rate this question:
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Which of the following events alarmed Janie?
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She forgot her train ticket
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She couldn't find her money.
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She found out Tea Cake was a smoker.
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She realized that Jody was a better husband
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Tea Cake said that the marriage was canceled.
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A. She couldn't find her money.Explanation
Janie was alarmed when she couldn't find her money. This suggests that she was worried about her financial situation and the potential consequences of not having her money. It implies that she may have been dependent on that money for her daily needs or had specific plans for its use. The fact that this event alarmed her indicates that it was a significant concern for her at that moment.Rate this question:
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How does Tea Cake try to win back the money?
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By investing in the stock market
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By getting a loan from the bank
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By stealing it from the mayor
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By gambling
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A. By gamblingExplanation
Tea Cake tries to win back the money by gambling.Rate this question:
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Who says this quote? Who is the target? "You got more nerve than a brass monkey. Tell me, what post office did you ever pee in? I crave to know."
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Janie....Pheoby
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Tea Cake....Janie
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Janie....Tea Cake
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Tea Cake....Double-Ugly
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A. Janie....Tea CakeExplanation
In this quote, Janie is the one speaking to Tea Cake. The quote implies that Tea Cake is brave and audacious, comparing him to a brass monkey. Janie playfully asks Tea Cake if he has ever worked at a post office and urinated there, expressing her curiosity. This interaction suggests a lighthearted and flirtatious dynamic between Janie and Tea Cake.Rate this question:
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The amount of money that Tea Cake brings back after fighting Double Ugly is ____ than the original.
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The same as
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More
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Less
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This information is not stated or implied in the novel.
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A. MoreExplanation
Tea Cake brings back an amount of money that is greater than the original amount.Rate this question:
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Who is Who Flung?
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The example that Janie used to stop Tea Cake from fighting
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The example that Pheoby used to persuade Janie
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The mayor of Jacksonville
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Tea Cake's enemy whom was punched by him
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A. The example that Pheoby used to persuade Janie -
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When the novel begins, Janie is?
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A young girl living with her grandmother
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About to marry Logan Killicks
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Arriving in Eatonville for the first time with her new husband
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A middle-aged woman returning to Eatonville alone
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A. A middle-aged woman returning to Eatonville aloneExplanation
The given correct answer is "A middle-aged woman returning to Eatonville alone." This is supported by the phrase "When the novel begins," indicating that the story has already progressed and Janie is not a young girl anymore. Additionally, the mention of her returning to Eatonville suggests that she has been there before and is familiar with the place. The phrase "alone" indicates that she is not accompanied by anyone, further emphasizing her independence and maturity.Rate this question:
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To whom does Janie tell the story of her life?
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The townspeople on the porch
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Her friend Pheoby Watson
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Her new husband, Tea Cake
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D) Nobody
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A. Her friend Pheoby WatsonExplanation
Janie tells the story of her life to her friend Pheoby Watson. This can be inferred from the context that Pheoby is mentioned as Janie's friend, indicating a close relationship between the two. Additionally, throughout the novel "Their Eyes Were Watching God" by Zora Neale Hurston, Janie confides in Pheoby and shares her experiences, thoughts, and emotions with her. Hence, it can be concluded that Pheoby Watson is the person to whom Janie tells the story of her life.Rate this question:
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Janie’s grandfather was
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A slave-owner who raped Nanny
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Jody Starks’s father’s best friend
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A wealthy black landowner
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Captain Eaton
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A. A slave-owner who raped NannyExplanation
The correct answer is "A slave-owner who raped Nanny". This answer is supported by the information given in the question. It states that Janie's grandfather was a slave-owner who raped Nanny. This implies that Janie's grandfather had ownership of slaves and committed a sexual assault on Nanny.Rate this question:
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Whom does Janie marry first?
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Jody Starks
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Logan Killicks
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Vergible Woods
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Stubby Clapp
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A. Logan KillicksExplanation
Janie marries Logan Killicks first. This is evident in the text as Janie's grandmother arranges the marriage between Janie and Logan. However, their marriage is loveless and Janie eventually leaves Logan to pursue a more fulfilling relationship.Rate this question:
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What reason does Jody give for excluding Janie from the mule’s funeral?
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Because such a “common” gathering is unfit for the mayor’s wife
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Because he is afraid that she is too weak to handle the sight of the dead mule
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Because she had said that she didn’t want to go
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Because she needs to save her energy for working in the store
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A. Because such a “common” gathering is unfit for the mayor’s wifeExplanation
Jody gives the reason that excluding Janie from the mule's funeral is because such a "common" gathering is unfit for the mayor's wife.Rate this question:
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