One Crazy Summer Quiz: Chapters 21-27

What motivates Delphine to take care of her sisters during their summer in Oakland?

• She wants to impress her mother.

• She feels responsible for their well-being.

• She is trying to win a prize.

• She is following her father's instructions.

Identify a key theme present in Chapters 21-27 of "One Crazy Summer."

• The importance of education

• The power of family bonds

• The struggle for independence

• The value of friendship

What is the setting of the story during these chapters?

• New York City

• Oakland, California

• Los Angeles, California

• Chicago, Illinois

How does Delphine's relationship with her mother, Cecile, evolve in these chapters?

• They become best friends.

• They continue to have a strained relationship.

• They start to understand each other better.

• They decide to live together permanently.

What is the significance of the protest rally in Chapter 21?

• It shows the sisters' interest in politics.

• It highlights the social issues of the time.

• It is a fun outing for the sisters.

• It is a chance for the sisters to meet new friends.

Which character is known for writing poetry in the story?

• Delphine

• Vonetta

• Fern

• Cecile

What is Delphine's primary concern throughout these chapters?

• Winning a competition

• Keeping her sisters safe

• Making new friends

• Learning to cook

What message does the author convey about family through the sisters' experiences?

• Family is not important.

• Family can be complicated but is essential.

• Family is always perfect.

• Family should be avoided.

What activity do the sisters participate in at the community center?

• Dance classes

• Art workshops

• Poetry readings

• Science experiments

How does Vonetta's character contribute to the story's theme of family?

• She often causes trouble for her sisters.

• She supports her sisters and helps them bond.

• She ignores her sisters and does her own thing.

• She leaves the family to find her own path.