Roll of Thunder, Hear My Cry (Chapter 2)

Front

Who is described as a 'human tree' in height, towering above Papa?

Back

Mr. Morrison

Front

Why does Papa discourage the children from going to the Wallaces' store?

Back

Papa believes the store is a place where people drink and carouse, and he dislikes the Wallaces.

Front

What significant event led to Mr. Morrison being fired from his last job?

Back

Mr. Morrison was fired for beating up a group of white men.

Front

What was the reason for Papa hiring Mr. Morrison?

Back

Papa hired Mr. Morrison to help farm the land while he was away.

Front

How did the congregation react to the burnings mentioned in Chapter 2?

Back

The congregation felt disgusted and believed that not enough was being done about the burnings.

Front

What does the character of Mr. Morrison symbolize in the story?

Back

Mr. Morrison symbolizes strength and resilience in the face of racial oppression.

Front

What themes are explored in Chapter 2 of 'Roll of Thunder, Hear My Cry'?

Back

Themes of racism, community, and family are explored in Chapter 2.

Front

How does the setting of the story influence the characters' experiences?

Back

The setting in the racially segregated South shapes the characters' experiences with discrimination and their responses to it.

Front

What role does family play in the lives of the Logans?

Back

Family is central to the Logans' identity and provides support and strength in challenging times.

Front

What is the significance of the Wallaces' store in the community?

Back

The Wallaces' store represents a place of moral decay and conflict within the community.