Their Eyes Were Watching God Chapter 12

The Mule in the novel symbolizes:

• Janie
• Jody
• Phoeby
• Tea Cake

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Tea Cake is the first suitor that enters Janie's home

• False
• True

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Janie believes that what will be an issue for her and Tea Cake?

• Age difference
• Jody's cousin
• Ike Green
• None of these

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The town is angry that Tea Cake and Janie are dating.

• True

• False

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Tea Cake tells Janie to wear:

• Blue because he told her to.

• Pink because it is feminine.

• Black because Jody has only been dead nine months,

• Purple because it is the color of royalty.

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Tea Cake has NOT

• Asked Janie for money

• Taken her to the movies

• Taken her to a dance

• borrowed a car and taught her to drive

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Because of Phoeby's advice to Janie, you can infer that

• She is concerned about Janie.

• She wants Tea Cake for herself.

• She is an old hater who should mind her business

• She likes to gossip just like the other people in the town.

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