Exploring Pride by Ib Zoboi

Discuss the character of Zuri in Pride by Ib Zoboi. How does she change throughout the story?

• Zuri's character remains static and unchanged from beginning to end

• Zuri remains closed-minded and resistant to change throughout the story

• Zuri becomes more judgmental and intolerant as the story progresses

• Zuri changes by becoming more open-minded and accepting of change as she learns to see beyond her prejudices and opens herself up to new experiences and relationships.

Identify and explain the main theme in Pride by Ib Zoboi. Use textual evidence to support your answer.

• The main theme in Pride by Ib Zoboi is love, betrayal, and revenge.

• The main theme in Pride by Ib Zoboi is identity, belonging, and gentrification.

• The main theme in Pride by Ib Zoboi is nature, animals, and environmental conservation.

• The main theme in Pride by Ib Zoboi is war, politics, and diplomacy.

Analyze the literary devices used in Pride by Ib Zoboi. How do they contribute to the overall meaning of the text?

• Personification, onomatopoeia, and flashback contribute to the overall meaning of the text.

• Simile, hyperbole, and oxymoron contribute to the overall meaning of the text.

• Imagery, symbolism, and metaphor contribute to the overall meaning of the text.

• Foreshadowing, irony, and alliteration contribute to the overall meaning of the text.

In what ways does Pride by Ib Zoboi challenge traditional gender roles? Provide examples from the text to support your answer.

• Pride by Ib Zoboi challenges traditional gender roles by reinforcing traditional gender stereotypes and roles, such as women being emotional and men being logical.

• Pride by Ib Zoboi challenges traditional gender roles by promoting the idea that women should prioritize their appearance and men should prioritize their careers.

• Pride by Ib Zoboi challenges traditional gender roles by depicting women as dependent on men and men as the primary decision-makers in relationships.

• Pride by Ib Zoboi challenges traditional gender roles by portraying strong, independent female characters and sensitive, artistic male characters, breaking the traditional stereotypes of women as submissive and men as emotionally distant.

Compare and contrast the portrayal of pride in Pride by Ib Zoboi with another literary work. How are they similar or different?

• The portrayal of pride in Pride by Ib Zoboi is only about arrogance and has no depth

• The portrayal of pride in Pride by Ib Zoboi is irrelevant compared to other literary works

• The correct answer will depend on the specific comparison and analysis of the portrayal of pride in Pride by Ib Zoboi with another literary work.

• The portrayal of pride in Pride by Ib Zoboi is exactly the same as in Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone

Explain the significance of the setting in Pride by Ib Zoboi. How does it impact the characters and the story?

• The setting in Pride by Ib Zoboi only impacts the physical surroundings of the characters

• The setting in Pride by Ib Zoboi is irrelevant to the development of the characters and the story

• The setting in Pride by Ib Zoboi impacts the characters and the story by influencing their relationships, experiences, and the conflicts they face, as well as shaping the overall atmosphere and tone of the novel.

• The setting in Pride by Ib Zoboi has no impact on the characters and the story

What is the author's purpose in writing Pride by Ib Zoboi? How does this purpose shape the narrative and characters?

• The author's purpose is to retell Pride and Prejudice in a modern setting and explore themes of race, class, and gentrification. This purpose shapes the narrative and characters by providing a contemporary perspective on the original story and addressing relevant social issues.

• The author's purpose is to write a historical biography and explore themes of ancient civilizations and archaeological discoveries.

• The author's purpose is to create a cookbook and explore themes of culinary arts and international cuisine.

• The author's purpose is to write a science fiction novel and explore themes of space travel and alien encounters.

Evaluate the relationships between the characters in Pride by Ib Zoboi. How do these relationships contribute to the overall themes of the story?

• The relationships between the characters in Pride by Ib Zoboi contribute to the overall themes of the story by emphasizing the importance of technology and innovation

• The relationships between the characters in Pride by Ib Zoboi contribute to the overall themes of the story by showcasing the culinary traditions of the characters

• The relationships between the characters in Pride by Ib Zoboi contribute to the overall themes of the story by focusing on the weather and nature

• The relationships between the characters in Pride by Ib Zoboi contribute to the overall themes of the story by highlighting issues of social class, race, and identity.

Analyze the use of symbolism in Pride by Ib Zoboi. What do these symbols represent and how do they enhance the reader's understanding of the text?

• The symbols in Pride represent animals, nature, and weather, enhancing the reader's understanding of the text.

• The symbols in Pride represent love, happiness, and success, enhancing the reader's understanding of the text.

• The symbols in Pride by Ib Zoboi represent gentrification, identity struggle, and the clash between old and new, enhancing the reader's understanding of the text.

• The symbols in Pride represent food, clothing, and transportation, enhancing the reader's understanding of the text.

Critically examine the ending of Pride by Ib Zoboi. How does it reflect the overall message of the story?

• The ending of Pride by Ib Zoboi reflects the overall message of the story by glorifying toxic relationships and unhealthy behaviors

• The ending of Pride by Ib Zoboi reflects the overall message of the story by advocating for conformity and traditional gender roles

• The ending of Pride by Ib Zoboi reflects the overall message of the story by emphasizing the importance of self-discovery, acceptance, and the power of love to overcome societal barriers.

• The ending of Pride by Ib Zoboi reflects the overall message of the story by promoting materialism and superficial values