Bronx Masquerade

Explain the significance of the setting in Bronx Masquerade.

• The setting in Bronx Masquerade is only mentioned briefly and has no relevance to the story

• The setting in Bronx Masquerade is a generic backdrop with no cultural significance

• The setting in Bronx Masquerade has no impact on the characters' development

• The setting in Bronx Masquerade is significant as it shapes the characters' experiences, interactions, and personal growth, reflecting the diversity and cultural richness of the Bronx neighborhood.

What impact does Wesley have on the other characters in the book?

• Wesley is ignored by the other characters.

• Wesley negatively influences the other characters.

• Wesley has no impact on the other characters.

• Wesley has a transformative impact on the other characters.

What role does the Bronx play in shaping the events of the book?

• The Bronx has no impact on the events of the book.

• The Bronx is a minor character in the book.

• The Bronx serves as the setting for key events in the book.

• The Bronx is the main antagonist in the book.

Who authored the novel "Bronx Masquerade"?

• Nikki Grimes

• William Shakespeare

• Diondra Jordan

• Tyrone BIttings

What idea is shown throughout Bronx Masquerade helps to show the theme of the novel?

• Tyrone giving his perspective on his classmates and their poetries

• Students sharing about their goals in life.

• Each students creating a poem that describes who they really are.

• Students showing only their weaknesses in life.

Which factor contributes most to Diondra’s inner conflict in the story?

• Pressure to be an athlete

• Other students in her class

• Her drawing ability

• Not being a boy

What is the primary theme explored in 'Bronx Masquerade'?

• Identity and self-expression

• Adventure and exploration

• Historical events

• Science and technology

Which character in 'Bronx Masquerade' is known for their artistic talent?

• Tyrone Bittings

• Diondra Jordan

• Wesley Boone

• Chankara Troupe

How does the open mic sessions impact the students in 'Bronx Masquerade'?

• They become more isolated

• They develop a sense of community

• They lose interest in poetry

• They become competitive

What literary device is predominantly used in 'Bronx Masquerade' to convey the characters' thoughts and feelings?

• Metaphor

• Simile

• First-person narrative

• Third-person narrative