Their Eyes Were Watching God Flashcard 3 (Chapters 7-10)

Front

How does Janie meet Tea Cake?

Back

He comes into the store and plays checkers with her.

Front

What action drives a permanent wedge between Janie and Joe?

Back

She insults Joe's manhood in front of the whole store full of men.

Front

What does Janie NOT like about Tea Cake?

Back

He wears expensive-looking clothes that look really nice on him.

Front

Why doesn't Joe get better when he is sick?

Back

He trusts a 'root doctor' to treat him instead of going to a real doctor.

Front

What does Tea Cake teach Janie that Joe never would?

Back

To play checkers.

Front

What is the significance of Janie's relationship with Tea Cake?

Back

It represents her quest for love and self-identity.

Front

How does Janie's view of love change throughout the novel?

Back

She evolves from seeking security in relationships to valuing genuine connection.

Front

What role does the setting play in Janie's development?

Back

The setting reflects her emotional journey and growth.

Front

What does the game of checkers symbolize in Janie's relationship with Tea Cake?

Back

It symbolizes equality and partnership.

Front

How does Janie's relationship with Joe differ from her relationship with Tea Cake?

Back

Joe represents oppression, while Tea Cake represents freedom and companionship.