Copper Sun: Chapters 23-30 Quiz

Summarize the key event that occurs in Chapter 23 of "Copper Sun."

• Amari and Polly plan their escape.

• Amari receives a letter from her family.

• Polly decides to stay on the plantation.

• Amari is reunited with her brother.

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What motivates Amari to continue her journey despite the challenges she faces?

• Her desire for wealth.

• Her longing for freedom.

• Her wish to return to Africa.

• Her need for revenge.

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In Chapter 24, what inference can be made about Polly's feelings towards Amari?

• Polly is indifferent to Amari's struggles.

• Polly is jealous of Amari's strength.

• Polly begins to see Amari as a friend.

• Polly distrusts Amari's intentions.

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Explain the author's purpose in depicting the harsh realities of slavery in "Copper Sun."

• To entertain readers with a dramatic story.

• To educate readers about historical events.

• To promote a political agenda.

• To create a fictional world.

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Identify the motivation behind Polly's decision to help Amari escape.

• She wants to prove her bravery.

• She seeks adventure.

• She desires a better life for herself.

• She is forced by her family.

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What inference can be made about the relationship between Amari and Polly by Chapter 26?

• They are rivals competing for the same goal.

• They have become close allies.

• They are indifferent to each other.

• They are still distrustful of one another.

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Explain the author's purpose in including the character of Polly in the story.

• To provide comic relief.

• To offer a different perspective on slavery.

• To serve as a villain.

• To act as a love interest for Amari.

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In Chapter 28, what inference can be made about the challenges the characters face?

• They are easily overcoming all obstacles.

• They are struggling with internal conflicts.

• They are receiving help from unexpected allies.

• They are losing hope in their journey.

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What motivates the character of Amari to trust Polly despite their differences?

• Polly's knowledge of the land.

• Polly's promise of wealth.

• Polly's kindness and support.

• Polly's family connections.

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Explain the author's purpose in highlighting the characters' resilience in the face of adversity.

• To show that adversity is easy to overcome.

• To inspire readers to persevere in their own lives.

• To suggest that adversity is unavoidable.

• To entertain readers with action-packed scenes.

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