The Watsons Go to Birmingham-1963 Chapter 6-10 Flashcard Review

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What is the atmosphere like in the story?

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It's dark and quiet.

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How does Byron feel about signing a welfare list for groceries?

Back

He feels embarrassed.

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What was dangerous about the Appalachia area?

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There were no Negros there and people could kill them.

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What information is contained in Mrs. Watson's notebook?

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It includes what the Watsons would eat for lunch, when they would stay in motels, and how many miles they would drive each day.

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Why didn't Joey like the angel gift from Mrs. Davidson?

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Joey didn't like the angel because it was white, and she was not a white girl.

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What does the term 'atmosphere' refer to in literature?

Back

The mood or feeling evoked by a piece of writing.

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What is the significance of the setting in 'The Watsons Go to Birmingham-1963'?

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The setting highlights the cultural and social challenges faced by the characters.

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How does Byron's character develop throughout the story?

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Byron shows growth from being self-centered to becoming more responsible and caring.

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What role does family play in the story?

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Family is central to the characters' experiences and their journey.

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What is the main theme of 'The Watsons Go to Birmingham-1963'?

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The story explores themes of racism, family, and the struggle for identity.