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Why doesn’t Myrtle argue with Mrs. Merganser if she doesn’t agree with her?

Back

Because she thinks it's pointless to argue with her.

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Who does Myrtle sit next to in the colored train car?

Back

An old woman.

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What does Miss Dexter mean when she says 'I hope you understand, I’m not a racialist Violet?'

Back

She wants Violet to know she is not a racist.

Front

When Violet visits Myrtle in the 'colored' section of the train, how does she feel?

Back

Out of place.

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What does Mr. Christopher imply when he says 'that’s why women shouldn’t be allowed to vote. The female mind isn’t capable of making fine distinctions of logic'?

Back

That women shouldn’t be allowed to vote because they aren’t good decision makers.

Front

What is the significance of Myrtle's decision not to argue with adults?

Back

It reflects her understanding of social dynamics and respect for elders.

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How does the setting of the colored train car impact Myrtle's experience?

Back

It highlights the racial segregation and her feelings of discomfort.

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What does the term 'racialist' mean in the context of Miss Dexter's statement?

Back

It refers to someone who discriminates based on race.

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Why might Violet feel 'out of place' in the colored section of the train?

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Because she is not used to being in a segregated environment.

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What does Mr. Christopher's statement reveal about societal views on gender during the time period?

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It shows the prevalent sexism and belief in women's inferiority.