Toni Morrison

What is the setting of the novel 'Strangers' by Toni Morrison?

• The Amazon rainforest

• New York City

• Paris

• The correct answer cannot be determined without further information.

What is the significance of strangers in the novel 'Strangers' by Toni Morrison?

What is the narrative style used in the novel 'Strangers' by Toni Morrison?

• N/A

• First-person narrative

• Third-person omniscient narrative

• Stream of consciousness narrative

What are some of the major symbols in the novel 'Strangers' by Toni Morrison?

• Cannot be determined without a thorough analysis of the novel.

• A red rose

• The number 7

• The color blue

How does the novel 'Strangers' by Toni Morrison explore the theme of belonging?

• Through the setting of the novel

• Through the use of symbolism

• Through the author's writing style

• Through the experiences of the characters

What are some of the critical interpretations of the novel 'Strangers' by Toni Morrison?

• Cookbooks, travel guides, and fashion magazines

• Literary analysis articles, book reviews, and scholarly journals

• Biographies of the author, interviews with the author, and fan fiction

• Scientific research papers, mathematical equations, and computer programming textbooks

Which is not one of the privileges of 'whiteness' that Morrison lists in the essay?

• Shopping without being profiled

• Being served in expensive restaurants

• Making more money than everyone else

• Feeling superior to other people by birth

Morrison writes "Mourning for Whiteness" as a response to the election of Donald Trump as POTUS.

• True

• False

Morrison asserts that some white men are cowards because they shoot black children in the back and attack people while the worship in church.

• True

• False

Morrison believes that white men especially are afraid that people who are not white will take their privileges.

• True

• False