Purple Hibiscus-Pages 230-253

What does Jaja plant in the garden when he returns home?

• A red rose

• A yellow hyacinth

• A purple hibiscus

• A white daffodil

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Following the raid, when Kambili takes a bath, a(n)______is in the tub.

• Spider

• Snake

• Ant

• Earthworm

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Meat is starting to rot in the refrigerator at Aunt Ifeoma's house because...

• of the power outages.

• it was driven a long way.

• the refrigerator was broken.

• it was poisoned.

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Eugene hits Beatrice with...

• a chair

• a bat

• a lamp

• a table

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Father Amadi's character is a foil for...

• Father Benedict

• Amaka

• Obiora

• Kambili

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Amaka is a foil for...

• Beatrice

• Kambili

• Aunt Ifeoma

• Jaja

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Eugene's zealousness about Catholicism is counter by Papa Nnukwu's

• poverty

• age

• arrogance

• traditionalism

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Jaja's strength grows as Eugene's strength

• shrinks

• grows

• stays the same

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The purple hibiscus is...

• a metaphor

• a simile

• a motif

• a symbol

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Which of the following is the best thematic statement?

• The novel is about truth.

• Truth is never black and white.

• Truth can get lost when trying to protect a loved one.

• Truth is a lie.

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