The Women of Brewster Place: Chapter 1

What is the setting of Brewster Place in Chapter 1?

• a rundown urban neighborhood

• a bustling city center

• a rural farming community

• a wealthy suburban neighborhood

Who are the main characters introduced in Chapter 1?

• The main characters introduced in Chapter 1 are secondary characters.

• The main characters introduced in Chapter 1 can be found by referring to the first chapter of the book or source material.

• The main characters introduced in Chapter 1 are not mentioned in the book.

• The main characters introduced in Chapter 1 can be found in Chapter 2.

Describe the physical appearance of Brewster Place.

• Brewster Place is a rural housing development.

• Brewster Place is a real housing development.

• Brewster Place is a fictional character.

• Brewster Place is a fictional housing development located in an urban setting.

What is the significance of Brewster Place in the story?

• Brewster Place is the setting and symbolizes the African American community's struggles and resilience.

• Brewster Place is a symbol of wealth and prosperity in the story.

• Brewster Place is a small neighborhood with no significance to the story.

• Brewster Place is a fictional town created by the author.

How does the setting of Brewster Place impact the characters' lives?

• The setting of Brewster Place impacts the characters' lives by causing them to feel trapped and confined.

• The setting of Brewster Place impacts the characters' lives by providing them with a sense of security and stability.

• The setting of Brewster Place impacts the characters' lives by offering them opportunities for personal growth and development.

• The setting of Brewster Place impacts the characters' lives by creating a sense of community and isolation.

What is the socio-economic background of the residents of Brewster Place?

• The residents of Brewster Place are all from low-income backgrounds.

• The residents of Brewster Place are all from high-income backgrounds.

• The residents of Brewster Place are all from middle-income backgrounds.

• Data collection is required to determine the socio-economic background of the residents of Brewster Place.

Discuss the atmosphere and mood of Brewster Place in Chapter 1.

• Cheerful and vibrant.

• Serene and peaceful.

• Energetic and lively.

• Gloomy and oppressive

What role does Mattie Michael play in Chapter 1?

• main character

• minor character

• antagonist

• supporting character

How does the author establish a sense of community in Brewster Place?

• By portraying the residents as isolated and disconnected from each other.

• Through emphasizing the conflicts and divisions among the residents.

• By highlighting the individual achievements and successes of each resident.

• Through portraying the interconnected lives of the residents, their shared experiences and struggles, and the support they provide to each other.

What challenges do the characters face in Brewster Place?

• Gentrification, environmental pollution, and police brutality.

• Infidelity, betrayal, and loss of identity.

• Poverty, racism, sexism, domestic violence, and discrimination.

• Lack of education, drug addiction, and unemployment.