Their Eyes were Watching God ch. 13-17 Review/ Test

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Who said, 'Still and all, she's her own woman. She oughta know by now whut she wants tuh do.' about Janie?

Back

Phoeby

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Define: Fodder

Back

Material--can be food or gossip.

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What does Tea Cake teach Janie to do?

Back

Shoot.

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How does Janie meet Tea Cake?

Back

He comes into the store and plays checkers with her.

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Why did Janie go to work in the fields?

Back

Tea Cake asked her to because he was lonely without her.

Front

What is the significance of Janie's independence in the story?

Back

It highlights her growth and self-discovery throughout the novel.

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Describe the relationship between Janie and Tea Cake.

Back

It is characterized by mutual respect, love, and companionship.

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What role does the setting play in chapters 13-17?

Back

The setting reflects Janie's emotional state and the themes of freedom and community.

Front

How does Janie's view of love change in these chapters?

Back

She learns to embrace love as a source of joy rather than a burden.

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What does the game of checkers symbolize in Janie's relationship with Tea Cake?

Back

It symbolizes equality and partnership in their relationship.