Mama's Window

Front

What is the significance of the swamp setting in 'Mama's Window'?

Back

The swamp setting is important because Sugar feels ashamed then proud of living there.

Front

Why is the church setting important in the story?

Back

The church setting is important because it was significant to Sugar's mama.

Front

What part of the story introduces Sugar's living situation with his uncle?

Back

This information belongs in the exposition.

Front

How does Sugar feel about Uncle Free at the beginning of the story?

Back

At the beginning, Sugar disagrees with Uncle Free.

Front

What influences Sugar's decision to attend the dedication?

Back

Uncle Free puts pressure on him to go.

Front

What does 'exposition' mean in a story?

Back

Exposition is the part of the story that introduces background information, such as characters and setting.

Front

What is the 'rising action' in a story?

Back

Rising action includes events that create suspense and lead up to the climax.

Front

Define 'climax' in a narrative context.

Back

Climax is the most intense point of the story, where the main conflict reaches its peak.

Front

What does 'resolution' refer to in a story?

Back

Resolution is the part of the story where conflicts are resolved and the story concludes.

Front

How does Sugar's relationship with his uncle evolve throughout the story?

Back

Sugar's feelings towards Uncle Free change as he learns to accept his help.