Their Eyes Were Watching God Review

What is the primary theme of Their Eyes Were Watching God?

• The power of nature

• The importance of family

• The search for self-identity

• The impact of social class

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What is significance of the title "Their Eyes Were Watching God"?

• it refers to the charatcer's religious beliefs.

• It symbolizes the character's connection to the natural world.

• It represents the characters' search for divine guidance.

• It suggests the character's sense of powerlessness in the eyes of fate.

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Which best describes Janie's relationship with her first husband, Logan Killicks?

• A loving a supportive partnership

• A mutually respectful arrangement

• A marriage of convenience

• A deeply fulfilling connection

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What does Janie's second husband, Jody Starks, represent in the novel?

• The constraints of traditional gender roles.

• The importance of financial stablity

• The power of community

• The pursuit of personal ambition

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In Chapter 1 of Their Eyes Were Watching God, the women of Eatonville gossip about Janie because _____

• she gets pregnant before getting married

• she has returned to town after running off with a younger man

• she is cheating on her husband, Joe Starks

• she has gone bankrupt

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Who is the protagonist in the novel?

• Phoeby

• Janie

• Jodie/Joe

• Tea Cake

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At the end of chapter 5, how do the townsfolk of Eatonville feel about Joe Starks?

• They love and appreciate him, even going so far as to buy him gifts from neighboring towns

• They throw bottles at him whenever he leaves his store

• They laugh openly at his him

• They fear him and only speak bad of him when he's not around

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When Nanny says "[y]ou don't even know where harm is at", what does this show about Janie's character?

• She is worldly.

• She is ignorant.

• Nothing. It shows that Nanny is close to death.

• She is naive.

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When the men in town say that Mrs. Robbins is a disgrace to her husband, what does Janie say?

• she agrees

• nothing, because she's afraid to speak up

• the men don't understand women as well as they think they do

• Mr. Robbins is a bad husband, so he deserves it

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Janie specifically mentions liking all of the following thing about Tea Cake EXCEPT...

• He has nice eyelashes and a slim waist.

• It's easy to talk to him.

• He wears expensive-looking clothes that look really nice on him.

• He thought it natural for her to be included in things men typically did without her.

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