Chapter 6 Their Eyes Were Watching God

Why does Jody order Janie to wear a head-rag?

• Because he wants to protect her from the sun

• Because he wants to hide her long hair from other men

• Because he thinks it looks fashionable

• Because he wants to make her jealous

What does Jody do when he hears Janie mutter her disapproval of the men irritating Matt Bonner's mule?

• He ignores her

• He buys the mule for five dollars

• He scolds her for speaking out

• He joins the men in irritating the mule

How does the town perceive Jody's liberation of the mule?

• As a noble act comparable to Abraham Lincoln's emancipation of northern slaves

• As a foolish waste of money

• As a cruel act towards Matt Bonner

• As a sign of weakness

Why does Jody refuse to allow Janie to attend the mock funeral for the mule?

• Because he thinks it would be improper for a woman of her status

• Because he wants to keep her away from the town's festivities

• Because he is jealous of the attention she might receive

• Because he thinks she doesn't care about the mule

What does Janie scold the men on the porch for?

• For making fun of Matt Bonner

• For not knowing enough about women

• For not appreciating the mule's funeral

• For not respecting their wives

Why does Janie decide to remain silent and keep her dreams and emotions inside?

• Because she is afraid of Jody's anger

• Because she doesn't want to cause a scene

• Because she believes it is the proper way to behave

• Because she doesn't think anyone will listen to her

What does Janie witness at the store that prompts her to speak up?

• Jody giving meat to Tony Robbins's wife

• Jody arguing with the men on the porch

• Jody slapping another customer

• Jody ordering Janie to fetch him a checkerboard

How does Jody express his kindness towards Janie?

• By buying her expensive gifts

• By defending her in front of others

• By sparing Matt Bonner's mule

• By taking her on lavish vacations

Why does Jody use his purchasing power to express his emotions towards Janie?

• Because he believes money can solve all problems

• Because he wants to show off his wealth

• Because he is unable to express his emotions verbally

• Because he thinks it is the most effective way to please Janie

What effect does Jody's control and power have on Janie and their relationship?

• It strengthens their bond and love for each other

• It leads to a loss of love and passion in their marriage

• It makes Janie more submissive and obedient

• It causes constant arguments and fights between them