Bronx Masquerade Quiz

Who is the narrator of the first part of the text?

• Janelle Battle

• Devon Hope

• Wesley

• Tyrone

How does Devon perceive himself in comparison to how others perceive him?

• He believes he is misunderstood and wants to be seen as more than just a basketball player.

• He thinks everyone admires his basketball skills.

• He feels completely accepted by his peers.

• He wants to be known solely for his academic achievements.

What is Devon’s attitude towards basketball?

• He loves basketball and wants to play professionally.

• He enjoys basketball but prefers reading and poetry.

• He dislikes basketball and finds it boring.

• He feels pressured to play basketball because of his height.

In what way does Janelle’s perspective on her appearance contrast with Devon’s view of himself?

• She feels confident and beautiful, while Devon is insecure.

• She is critical of her appearance, while Devon is proud of his looks.

• She believes she is smart and funny despite feeling unattractive, while Devon is focused on his athleticism. and pretention.

• She thinks she is flawless, while Devon believes he is only good at sports.

How does Devon's relationship with his peers affect his self-image?

• He feels supported and validated by them.

• He feels pressured to conform to their expectations.

• He is indifferent to their opinions.

• He believes he is superior to them.

What does the library symbolize for both Devon and Janelle?

• A place of escape from reality.

• A setting for social interactions.

• A space for academic excellence.

• A symbol of their aspirations and identities.

How do both Devon and Janelle show signs of personal growth throughout their narratives?

• They both become more accepted by their peers.

• They begin to embrace their true selves and interests.

• They distance themselves from their hobbies.

• They focus only on sports and popularity.

What is the significance of Devon deciding to stop sneaking in and out of the library?

• It reflects his desire to conform to societal expectations.

• It shows his journey towards self-acceptance and pride in his interests.

• It indicates a loss of interest in reading.

• It demonstrates his fear of being judged.