Quiz on Purple Hibiscus Excerpts

What does the 'purple hibiscus' symbolize in the text?

• Political power

• Personal freedom

• Family loyalty

• Cultural heritage

Who is Aunty Ifeoma?

• Kambili's mother

• A family neighbor

• Jaja's friend

• Kambili's aunt

What does Jaja's defiance represent?

• Desire for wealth

• Fear of change

• Acceptance of authority

• Rebellion against tradition

What is the setting of the transformative visit mentioned in the text?

• Enugu

• Abuja

• Lagos

• Nsukka

How is the communication described in Kambili's home?

• Open and honest

• Limited and unspoken

• Frequent and loud

• Joyful and expressive

What does the phrase 'freedom to be, to do' imply?

• Freedom to rebel against society

• Freedom to travel

• Personal and individual freedom

• Freedom from responsibilities

What does the 'crowds waving green leaves' symbolize?

• Religious ceremonies

• Political protests

• Family gatherings

• Cultural celebrations

What does the imagery of the 'experimental purple hibiscus' convey?

• Strength and resilience

• Beauty and fragility

• Wealth and power

• Tradition and history

What is the main theme explored in the excerpts?

• Wealth and success

• Family and tradition

• Friendship and loyalty

• Freedom and defiance

What does Kambili reflect on after Mama leaves?

• Her future plans

• Her feelings about Nsukka

• Her past experiences

• Her relationship with Jaja