One Crazy Summer Chapter 20 and 21 Quiz

What are the key changes in Delphine's character in chapters 20 and 21 of One Crazy Summer?

• Delphine becomes more independent and assertive

• Delphine becomes more obedient and submissive

• Delphine becomes more reckless and irresponsible

• Delphine becomes more shy and reserved

How does the character of Cecile develop in chapters 20 and 21 of One Crazy Summer?

• Cecile becomes more closed off and distant, showing a harsher side of her personality.

• Cecile remains exactly the same, showing no change in her character.

• Cecile becomes more timid and fearful, showing a weaker side of her personality.

• Cecile becomes more open and vulnerable, showing a softer side of her personality.

Describe the character development of Vonetta and Fern in chapters 20 and 21 of One Crazy Summer.

• Vonetta becomes more outspoken and assertive, while Fern becomes more independent and confident.

• Vonetta becomes quieter and less assertive, while Fern becomes more dependent and insecure.

• Vonetta becomes more introverted and shy, while Fern becomes more passive and timid.

• Vonetta becomes more reserved and submissive, while Fern becomes more reliant and uncertain.

What major events contribute to the plot progression in chapters 20 and 21 of One Crazy Summer?

• They had a picnic in the park

• The girls went to the beach and built sandcastles

• The major events in chapters 20 and 21 of One Crazy Summer are the girls' visit to the Black Panther Party's community center and their encounter with the police.

• They attended a school play

How does the relationship between Delphine and her mother evolve in chapters 20 and 21 of One Crazy Summer?

• They begin to understand each other better and communicate more openly.

• They start arguing more and more

• They decide to never speak to each other again

• They become more distant and stop talking to each other

Explain the significance of the visit to the Black Panther Party office in the plot progression of chapters 20 and 21 of One Crazy Summer.

• To show the girls' growing awareness of social and political issues, as well as their connection to their mother's past involvement with the party.

• To provide comic relief in an otherwise serious plot

• To introduce a new character who becomes the girls' mentor

• To showcase the girls' interest in starting their own political party

What themes are explored in chapters 20 and 21 of One Crazy Summer and how are they developed?

• Cooking, gardening, and fashion

• Family dynamics, identity, and social justice

• Romance, adventure, and mystery

• Science fiction, fantasy, and horror

How is the conflict between Delphine and her mother resolved in chapters 20 and 21 of One Crazy Summer?

• They resolve their conflict by getting into a physical fight

• They resolve their conflict by ignoring each other

• They resolve their conflict by having an honest conversation and understanding each other's perspectives.

• They resolve their conflict by involving a third party mediator

By the end of the chapter, what does Delphine understand about Eunice Ankton?

• Delphine understands Eunice is very mean.

• Delphine understands Eunice is a lot like her.

• Delphine understands Eunice is much younger than her.

• Delphine understands Eunice is up to no good.

Why does Delphine have to 'eat crow'?

• Delphine was hoping that the crow taste as good as the fried chicken.

• Cecile didn't have any food in the kitchen except crow.

• Delphine cooked crow for dinner for her sisters.

• Delphine had to go back to the Center with her sisters.