English 101 - Literacy Narratives

In "Educated," what role does Tara's father play in her upbringing?

• Supportive mentor

• Strict disciplinarian

• Absentee parent

• Nurturing caregiver

How does Tara Westover's perspective on education change throughout the chapter "To Keep it Holy"?

• She becomes less interested in education.

• She remains indifferent to education.

• She soon realizes her own ignorance, but is open to the idea of learning.

• She rejects education entirely.

In "Understanding Discourse Communities" - The writer discusses joining what type of discourse community?

• Meetup.com

• Guitar Hero interest group

• A music lovers interest group

• A guitar jam group

What motivates Amaryllis Fox to pursue a career in intelligence work in "Life Undercover"?

• Financial gain

• A sense of adventure

• A desire for power

• A commitment to making a positive impact

In "Life Undercover," how does Amaryllis Fox navigate the ethical challenges of her work?

• She ignores ethical considerations.

• She confronts ethical dilemmas head-on.

• She follows orders without question.

• She quits her job to avoid ethical conflicts.

Which of the three books explores themes of resilience and self-discovery?

• "Educated"

• "Call Me American"

• "Life Undercover"

• All of the above

Which word was not present in any of the readings

• Gentile

• Shibboleth

• Clandestine

• Torah

What common thread connects the narratives in "Educated," "Call Me American," and "Life Undercover"?

• Love stories

• Educational pursuits and survival

• Espionage and intelligence

How do the authors use their respective memoirs to shed light on societal issues?

• Through fictionalized accounts

• Through personal narratives

• Through historical analysis

• Through scientific research

Which memoir emphasizes the transformative power of education as a means of liberation?

• "Educated"

• "Call Me American"

• "Life Undercover"

• None of the above