One Crazy Summer ET Chapters 19-20

What type of lessons did the breakfast program teach?

• Civics

• Mathematics

• History

• Science

What does Delphine learn about her mother during the story?

• She learns about her mother's past and the reasons for her choices.

• She discovers her mother's favorite hobbies and interests.

• She finds out about her mother's childhood friends and their adventures.

• She learns that her mother has always wanted to be a singer.

What role do the Black Panthers play in the story?

• They represent a movement for social change and empowerment in the community.

• They are a criminal organization seeking power through violence.

• They focus solely on economic gain for their members.

• They are a historical group with no impact on the community.

What lesson does Delphine learn about community?

• The importance of community support and activism.

• That community is not necessary for personal growth.

• To avoid relying on others for help.

• That individualism is more valuable than community.

What has Delphine decided regarding her food choices?

• She will eat Italian food and shop at Whole Foods.

• She will eat Chinese take-out and food from Shabazz bakery instead and she won’t go grocery-shopping at Safeway anymore.

• She will only eat home-cooked meals from now on.

• She will continue shopping at Safeway and try new recipes.

Why might Delphine say she 'had never heard [herself] scream'?

• Because she believes screaming is a sign of weakness.

• Because she associates screaming with joy and happiness.

• Because she sees screaming as something that reveals you’re afraid.

• Because she thinks screaming is inappropriate in any situation.

Why did Delphine feel like Dorothy in 'The Wizard of Oz'?

• She was lost in a strange land.

• With her father, she was driving down dark highways and darker roads.

• She was searching for her way home.

• She encountered a talking scarecrow.

What does Delphine's journey symbolize?

• Her journey symbolizes growth, self-discovery, and the search for belonging.

• Her journey symbolizes a quest for power and control.

• Her journey symbolizes the importance of wealth and status.

• Her journey symbolizes a return to childhood innocence.

How did Delphine’s attitude toward the Black Panthers change?

• Delphine became a member of the Black Panthers and led protests.

• Delphine initially supported the Black Panthers but later distanced herself from them.

• Delphine didn’t see herself as part of the Black Panthers’ movement, now she’s helping to spread the Panthers’ message to others in Oakland.

• Delphine was always a supporter of the Black Panthers and participated in their activities.

How does Delphine's view of her identity evolve?

• She begins to embrace her identity as a Black girl and her role in her community.

• She rejects her cultural background and tries to fit in with her peers.

• She feels confused about her identity and struggles to find her place.

• She believes her identity is solely defined by her academic achievements.