AP Language and Composition - 3rd Nine Weeks Test

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What does Janie's statement about 'flower dust and springtime' signify?

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Janie is expressing her desire for a life filled with love, beauty, and new beginnings.

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How do Joe Starks' interactions with the townspeople reflect power dynamics?

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Joe Starks' interactions at first highlight the townspeople's admiration for his leadership and their willingness to follow him.

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What impact did slavery have on Black women's lives according to Nanny's experiences?

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Slavery denied Black women the opportunity to pursue their dreams and aspirations.

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What is the townspeople's attitude towards Joe Starks' leadership style?

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They initially admire his ambition and drive but eventually resent his domineering nature.

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How does Janie feel about Logan's attempts to control her?

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Janie is initially submissive to Logan's authority but gradually develops a sense of defiance.

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What is the significance of the theme of love in 'Their Eyes Were Watching God'?

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The theme of love explores the complexities of relationships and the journey towards self-discovery.

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How does the setting influence the characters in the novel?

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The setting reflects the social and cultural dynamics that shape the characters' experiences and identities.

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What role does community play in the lives of the characters?

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Community provides support and shapes individual identities, but can also impose limitations.

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How does the author use symbolism in the novel?

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Symbolism is used to convey deeper meanings and themes, such as the horizon representing dreams and aspirations.

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What does Janie's journey symbolize in the context of gender roles?

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Janie's journey symbolizes the struggle for female autonomy and self-identity in a patriarchal society.