Brown Girl Dreaming Part 5

Front

How did Jacqueline Woodson feel about moving to a new place?

Back

Nervous

Front

In the poem 'in the backyard, under the mimosa tree', what sound did she hear in her memory?

Back

Porch swing

Front

What did the girls do to proclaim their allegiance to the beliefs of Angela Davis?

Back

Raised their fist

Front

What is the theme topic of BROWN GIRL DREAMING?

Back

All of the Above (Family, Race, History)

Front

How did Jacqueline Woodson use laundry to question why people have different thinking?

Back

We separate colored clothes from whites so they keep their own original colors.

Front

What is the significance of the mimosa tree in Jacqueline Woodson's memories?

Back

It represents a place of comfort and reflection in her childhood.

Front

What role does family play in BROWN GIRL DREAMING?

Back

Family is a central theme, providing support, identity, and a sense of belonging.

Front

How does Jacqueline Woodson express her identity in her writing?

Back

Through personal experiences, cultural heritage, and reflections on race.

Front

What does the act of raising a fist symbolize in the context of the book?

Back

It symbolizes solidarity and support for civil rights and social justice.

Front

How does the author use imagery in her poetry?

Back

Imagery is used to evoke emotions and create vivid pictures of her experiences.