Copper Sun Chapters 14-20

Front

What does Polly think about Mr. Derby's treatment of his wife?

Back

Polly thinks that Mr. Derby treats his wife more like a possession than a person.

Front

True or False: Clay gives Amari a Kente cloth.

Back

False

Front

What name does Clay change Amari's name to in Chapter 15?

Back

Myna

Front

Is Noah an indentured servant of the Derby Household?

Back

No, Noah is not an indentured servant of the Derby Household.

Front

What is the yellow root that Teenie showed Amari called?

Back

Fever grass.

Front

Define 'indentured servant'.

Back

An indentured servant is a person who agrees to work for a specific period of time in exchange for passage to a new country, typically under a contract.

Front

What is the significance of names in 'Copper Sun'?

Back

Names in 'Copper Sun' often reflect identity, ownership, and the characters' journeys, as seen when Clay changes Amari's name to Myna.

Front

How does Mr. Derby's treatment of his wife reflect societal norms?

Back

Mr. Derby's treatment of his wife reflects the societal norms of the time, where women were often viewed as possessions rather than individuals with rights.

Front

What role does Teenie play in Amari's life?

Back

Teenie serves as a maternal figure and guide for Amari, teaching her about survival and the use of natural remedies.

Front

What does the term 'Kente cloth' represent?

Back

Kente cloth is a traditional Ghanaian textile that symbolizes cultural heritage and identity.