Everyday Use by Alice Walker

What is the setting described at the beginning of the passage?

• A crowded city street

• A clean and wavy yard

• A busy marketplace

• A dark and gloomy forest

What does the narrator say about her fat?

• It keeps her warm in zero weather

• It makes her feel uncomfortable

• It is a source of embarrassment

• It is a sign of wealth

What does Mama say about her own tongue?

• It is quick and witty.

• It is slow and thoughtful.

• It is silent and reserved.

• It is harsh and critical.

What does the narrator think about Dee's hairstyle?

• It is too modern

• It is traditional

• It is unattractive

• It is stylish

What is the name that Wangero Leewanika Kemanjo used to be called?

• Maggie

• Dee

• Asalamalakim

• Grandma Dee

What does the mother do with the Polaroid?

• Takes a picture

• Puts it in the back seat of the car

• Gives it to Maggie

• Throws it away

What does the mother do after putting the Polaroid in the car?

• Takes another picture

• Kisses Wangero on the forehead

• Talks to Maggie

• Leaves the scene

What does the character Wangerro do when she sees the benches?

• She ignores them.

• She admires their beauty and feels the prints.

• She decides to paint them.

• She sells them to a neighbor.

What does the character Wangerro's interest in the churn suggest?

• She wants to use it for decoration.

• She is interested in its historical value.

• She plans to sell it.

• She wants to learn how to use it.

What does Wangero want to do with the dasher?

• Think of something artistic

• Use it for cooking

• Sell it

• Give it to Maggie