Copper Sun Chapter 39-40

What is the main conflict that occurs in Chapter 39 of Copper Sun?

• They almost drown.

• They have to figure out how to cross the river.

• Amari is sold to a new plantation owner.

• Amari escapes to freedom.

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Which is an example of conflict in Chapter 40 of Copper Sun.

• Amari worries that they won't be accepted at Ft. Mose

• Polly worries that she won't be let in.

• Tidbit worries about not being accepted at Ft. Mose

• Polly and Amari argue about going to Ft. Mose.

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How does the setting contribute to the events in Chapter 39?

• The setting has no impact on the events in Chapter 39

• The setting creates a sense of urgency and danger for the characters.

• The setting makes the characters feel safe and secure

• To symbolize an idea that the writer wants to emphasize.
  

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In Chapter 40, how does the author use dialogue to reveal the characters' emotions?

• The author uses dialogue to directly convey the characters' emotions through their words and interactions with each other.

• The author uses dialogue to convey the characters' emotions through actions instead of words

• The author uses dialogue to hide the characters' emotions from the readers

• The author uses dialogue to describe the characters' emotions in a separate section of the book

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Explain the significance of the title 'Copper Sun' in relation to the events in Chapter 39-40.

• The title 'Copper Sun' represents the characters' journey to find a new home

• The title 'Copper Sun' refers to the characters' love for the color copper

• The title 'Copper Sun' symbolizes the characters' desire for wealth and power

• The title 'Copper Sun' represents the hope and resilience of the characters in the face of slavery and their pursuit of freedom.

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What is the main theme that is developed in Chapter 39-40 of Copper Sun?

• Betrayal and revenge

• Comedy and humor

• Love and romance

• Resilience and strength

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"Freedom not big. Freedom not pretty," Amari declared (Draper 284).

• This means freedom is not as great as it seems.

• This refers to the rough journey they went through.

• This refers to how Ft. Mose looks.

• This means that life will be difficult.

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Discuss the character development of Amari in Chapter 39-40.

• Amari's character development is shown through her resilience and determination as she faces challenges and overcomes them.

• Amari's character development is shown through her laziness and lack of motivation

• Amari's character development is shown through her forgetfulness and inability to learn from her mistakes

• Amari's character development is shown through her cowardice and unwillingness to face challenges

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In Chapter 39-40, how does the author develop the mood in these chapters?

• By having the characters always make rational and predictable decisions

• By using long descriptive passages

• By introducing boring and uneventful scenes

• By using suspense and intense character emotions.

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What is the overall message or lesson that can be learned from the events in Chapter 39-40 of Copper Sun?

• To ignore injustice and unfair treatment

• To always give in to peer pressure and follow the crowd

• To never give up, even in the face of adversity.

• To never speak up and keep quiet in difficult situations

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