'Their Eyes Were Watching God' chapters 1-10

What is the name of the protagonist in 'Their Eyes Were Watching God'?

• Julia Roberts

• Jane Doe

• Jenny Smith

• Janie Crawford

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In which setting does the story primarily take place?

• The setting is a small town in Florida.

• The setting is a bustling city on the East Coast.

• The setting is a futuristic space station orbiting Earth.

• The setting is a remote island near Miami, Florida

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Who is Janie's first husband?

• Joe Starks

• Logan Killicks

• Tea Cake

• John Pearson

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What symbolizes Janie's independence and freedom?

• Her shoes

• Her hair

• Her dress

• Her pet

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How does Janie feel about her second husband, Joe Starks?

• Janie feels trapped and unfulfilled in her marriage with Joe Starks.

• Janie feels empowered and respected by Joe Starks.

• Janie feels indifferent towards Joe Starks.

• Janie feels content and happy in her marriage with Joe Starks.

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What event leads to Janie's realization of her own voice and identity?

• Watching a movie

• Reading a book

• Cooking dinner

• Experiences with Tea Cake

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What reason does Jody give for excluding Janie from the Mule's funeral?

• Because such a "common" gathering is unfit for a wife of someone so important

• He doesn't believe she deserves to attend

• Janie needed to stay behind and tend to the store

• Because he is afraid she is too weak to handle the sight of the dead mule

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What is the significance of the pear tree in Janie's life?

• The pear tree symbolizes Janie's search for true love and self-fulfillment.

• The pear tree signifies Janie's love for gardening

• The pear tree represents Janie's fear of commitment

• The pear tree symbolizes Janie's desire for wealth

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

• Tea Cake discourages Janie from pursuing her passions.

• Tea Cake isolates Janie from her friends and family.

• Tea Cake controls Janie's every move and decision.

• Tea Cake treats Janie as an equal partner, values her independence, and supports her dreams and desires.

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What is the main theme explored in the first 10 chapters of the book?

• Protagonist's journey of self-discovery and personal growth

• Exploration of alien civilizations

• Love triangle between the main characters

• Historical events shaping the setting

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