Brown Girl Dreaming - Part 4

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What did Grandma continue to do even after the law changed?

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Grandma kept choosing the restaurants she always chose, avoiding certain stores, and sitting in the back of the bus.

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Why was Jacqueline called 'Jackie'?

Back

Jacqueline was called 'Jackie' because the 'q' was too hard to write in cursive.

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What type of songs did Jacqueline's mother forbid her to listen to?

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Jacqueline's mother forbade her to listen to songs that included funk.

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Why was the book about 'Stevie' important to Jacqueline?

Back

The book was important to Jacqueline because it was about a boy who looked like her.

Front

What harmful substance was found in the paint Roman was ingesting?

Back

The paint Roman was ingesting contained lead.

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What does the term 'cursive' refer to?

Back

Cursive refers to a style of writing where the letters are connected.

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What is the significance of personal names in 'Brown Girl Dreaming'?

Back

Personal names in 'Brown Girl Dreaming' reflect identity, culture, and family heritage.

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How does Jacqueline's family influence her writing?

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Jacqueline's family influences her writing by providing stories, experiences, and cultural background.

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What role does the library play in Jacqueline's life?

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The library serves as a place of discovery and inspiration for Jacqueline, where she finds books that resonate with her.

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What does the term 'identity' mean in the context of 'Brown Girl Dreaming'?

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Identity refers to how Jacqueline sees herself and her place in the world, shaped by her experiences and heritage.