"Mrs. Flowers" FLASHCARD

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What does the word 'infuse' mean in the context of Mrs. Flowers's voice?

Back

To fill or permeate with a quality or feeling, in this case, music.

Front

What is a synonym for 'unaccepting' as used in the context of Mrs. Flowers?

Back

Intolerant.

Front

Which sensory detail is highlighted by the phrase 'Her voice slid in and curved down through and over the words'?

Back

It appeals mainly to the sense of hearing.

Front

Why is Mrs. Flowers not offended when Marguerite doesn't talk to her?

Back

Because she knows that Marguerite is shy.

Front

What does it mean when Mrs. Flowers is described as 'aristocratic'?

Back

It means she is well-dressed and in perfect control of herself.

Front

What is the significance of Mrs. Flowers encouraging wisdom?

Back

It shows her role as a mentor and her intolerance for ignorance.

Front

How does Mrs. Flowers's character contribute to the theme of the story?

Back

Her character represents the importance of education and self-expression.

Front

What does the phrase 'private breeze' suggest about Mrs. Flowers?

Back

It suggests a sense of grace and individuality.

Front

What literary device is used in the description of Mrs. Flowers's voice?

Back

Imagery, as it appeals to the sense of hearing.

Front

How does Mrs. Flowers's demeanor affect Marguerite?

Back

It provides a sense of comfort and encouragement for Marguerite.