Their Eyes Were Watching God Flashcard 3 (Chapters 7-10)

Front

How do the men in Eatonville treat Janie after Joe's death?

Back

They are nicer than ever and come around more often.

Front

How does Janie first meet Tea Cake?

Back

He comes into the store and plays checkers with her.

Front

What does Janie NOT like about Tea Cake?

Back

He wears expensive-looking clothes that look really nice on him.

Front

What does Janie tell Joe on his death bed?

Back

He's not the same man she ran off with and all his success went to his head.

Front

What game does Tea Cake teach Janie to play?

Back

Checkers.

Front

What is the significance of Janie's relationship with Tea Cake?

Back

It represents her newfound freedom and self-discovery.

Front

How does Janie's view of love change throughout the novel?

Back

She evolves from a constrained view of love to one that embraces companionship and equality.

Front

What role does the setting of Eatonville play in Janie's life?

Back

Eatonville represents societal expectations and limitations placed on Janie.

Front

What does Janie's hair symbolize in the novel?

Back

Her hair symbolizes her independence and strength.

Front

How does Janie's relationship with Joe Starks differ from her relationship with Tea Cake?

Back

Joe's relationship is controlling and oppressive, while Tea Cake's is supportive and liberating.