Janie's Journey and Community Reflections

Janie returns home after a tumultuous journey, reflecting on her life and the love she shared with Tea Cake. The community's reaction to past events is explored, and Janie shares her philosophical insights with Phoebe. Ultimately, Janie finds peace and closure, embracing her memories and the lessons learned.

What is the main reason the community wanted to forget their hostility towards Janie?

• They were afraid of Janie.

• They realized they were wrong.

• They wanted to think well of themselves.

• They missed Tea Cake.

Who did the community blame for their hostile attitude?

• Mrs. Turner's brother

• Phoebe

• Tea Cake

• Janie

Why did Janie decide to stay on the muck for a few weeks?

• She enjoyed the muck.

• She wanted to keep the community from feeling bad.

• She had nowhere else to go.

• She was waiting for Tea Cake to return.

What did the seeds remind Janie of?

• Tea Cake

• Her home

• Her journey

• Her childhood

What does Janie mean when she says she has been to the horizon and back?

• She has experienced life fully.

• She has found a new home.

• She has traveled the world.

• She has met many people.

How does Janie describe love in her conversation with Phoebe?

• As a moving thing that takes shape from the shore it meets

• As a constant force

• As a burden

• As a simple emotion

What does Janie say everyone must do for themselves?

• Travel the world

• Go to God and find out about living

• Learn to read

• Find a partner

What does Janie find in her solitude after returning home?

• Loneliness

• Peace

• Fear

• Confusion

What does Janie do with her horizon at the end of the chapter?

• She leaves it behind.

• She shares it with Phoebe.

• She pulls it in like a great fishnet.

• She forgets about it.