WorksheetsCopper Sun Elite Review Part II
Total questions: 12
Worksheet time: 24mins
Where was the setting of the first two chapters of the novel?
Cape Coast, Africa
Fort Mose
Ziavi, Africa
Charles Town
Why were the white skinned visitors welcomed in Amari's village even though they "smelled of danger"?
Some Ashanti warriors that her people had traded with brought the white men.
The visitors were known by the Ashanti tribe's elders.
The visitors had women and children with them, so they were welcomed.
The visitors spoke the Ashanti language.
At Derbyshire Farms, Amari was known as:
Polly
Myna
Fiona
Sara Jane
Which words describe Polly?
poor, white, indentured
rich, white, bookkeeper
poor, black, landowner
rich, white, landowner
Who said it? "Who could compete with somebody who worked for free?"
Clay
Noah
Mrs. Derby
Polly
Amari and Polly were both taken to Derbyshire farm but Amari is the only one who had a name change, why?
It was too difficult for them to learn her name
Polly was teaching her how to be a real lady
Clay named her because she was his gift
Isabelle thought Myna was pretty and felt sorry for her
Which was NOT true about Polly?
She used to have Black friends
Her father was from England
She was purchased from another named Jeremy Carton
She enjoyed the challenge of working with Teenie and Amari
Which word describes the relationship between Clay and Amari
siblings
betrothed
possessive
familial
Amari was INCONSOLABLE at Sullivan's island because she'd lost all of the following except
Komla
Noah
Afi
Kwasi
Why does Clay's father ask him to be kind to Isabelle
she is pregnant and very emotional
Clay doesn't like her because she gets too much attention
He wants him to teach her to read and help Polly
He wants them to go on a double date with Polly and Clay
What did Percival Derby's conversation with Clay reveal about his thoughts about women?
he recognized the value of women and respects them equally
he feels women are beneath men but should be respected
he adores his wife but could care less about Clays mother
he perpetuates negative stereotypes by assuming negative things about Black women
