"The People Could Fly" -- Check for Understanding

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What metaphor describes the Master of the plantation in 'The People Could Fly'?

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A hard lump of clay.

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What does flying symbolize for the slaves in the folk tale?

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Escaping from slavery.

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What happened to those who could not fly in the end?

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They told the story to their children who eventually became free.

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How is the relationship between Toby and Sarah best described?

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They are like family.

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What inference can be made about the Driver in the folktale?

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He is cruel.

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What is the main theme of 'The People Could Fly'?

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The struggle for freedom and the power of hope.

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Who is Toby in 'The People Could Fly'?

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A character who can fly and represents hope for freedom.

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What role does storytelling play in 'The People Could Fly'?

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It preserves history and inspires future generations.

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What does the act of flying represent in the context of slavery?

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A means of escape and liberation from oppression.

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How does the author use metaphors in 'The People Could Fly'?

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To convey deeper meanings about pain, hope, and freedom.