Hidden Figures Ch 18 Analysis

How does the character development of Mary Jackson evolve in Chapter 18?

• Mary Jackson's character development evolves through overcoming biases and becoming more empathetic and understanding towards others.

• Mary Jackson's character development is not mentioned in Chapter 18

• Mary Jackson's character development regresses in Chapter 18

• Mary Jackson's character development remains stagnant throughout Chapter 18

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What are the key themes explored in Chapter 18 of Hidden Figures?

• Love, friendship, betrayal, trust

• Science, technology, engineering, mathematics

• War, peace, politics, economics

• Perseverance, determination, racial and gender discrimination, importance of education

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Explain the significance of the event where Dorothy Vaughan stands up to her supervisor in Chapter 18.

• The significance of Dorothy Vaughan standing up to her supervisor in Chapter 18 lies in her demonstration of courage, determination, leadership, and the importance of fighting for what is right.

• Dorothy Vaughan apologized to her supervisor in Chapter 18

• Dorothy Vaughan was fired by her supervisor in Chapter 18

• Dorothy Vaughan ignored her supervisor's actions in Chapter 18

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In Chapter 18, what figurative language is used to describe the challenges faced by the main characters?

• Personification and hyperbole are used to describe the challenges faced by the main characters.

• Irony and oxymoron are used to describe the challenges faced by the main characters.

• Metaphors and similes are used to describe the challenges faced by the main characters.

• Alliteration and onomatopoeia are used to describe the challenges faced by the main characters.

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How does the historical context of the Civil Rights Movement influence the events in Chapter 18?

• The characters in Chapter 18 are not influenced by the Civil Rights Movement

• The historical context of the Civil Rights Movement has no impact on Chapter 18

• Chapter 18 is solely based on fictional events unrelated to historical context

• The historical context of the Civil Rights Movement influences the events in Chapter 18 by shaping the characters' motivations, actions, and the societal backdrop.

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Discuss the character development of Katherine Johnson in Chapter 18.

• Katherine Johnson moves to a different country in Chapter 18

• Katherine Johnson loses her job in Chapter 18

• Katherine Johnson becomes a pilot in Chapter 18

• Katherine Johnson's character development in Chapter 18 is portrayed through her perseverance, growing confidence, and ability to handle challenges.

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Identify and explain a key metaphor used in Chapter 18 of Hidden Figures.

• Describing the women as typewriters

• Equating the women to telephones

• Comparing the women to calculators

• The key metaphor used in Chapter 18 of Hidden Figures is comparing the women to computers.

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What role does the theme of perseverance play in Chapter 18?

• The theme of perseverance emphasizes the importance of determination and resilience in the face of challenges.

• The theme of perseverance is only briefly mentioned in Chapter 18

• Perseverance leads to negative outcomes in Chapter 18

• The theme of perseverance is irrelevant in Chapter 18

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How do the characters in Chapter 18 demonstrate resilience in the face of adversity?

• The characters give up easily when faced with challenges

• The characters refuse to adapt to changing circumstances

• The characters show resilience by persevering through tough times, staying positive, and adapting to change.

• The characters blame others for their problems

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Analyze the significance of the scene where the main characters receive recognition for their work in Chapter 18.

• The main characters are punished for their hard work.

• The significance of the scene lies in validating the main characters' efforts and achievements.

• The characters are recognized for their failures instead of their successes.

• The scene is insignificant and adds no value to the story.

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