Everyday Use Quiz

In Everyday Use, the story is narrated from the __________ perspective.

• First-person limited (Mama's point of view)

• First-person omniscient

• Third-person limited

• Third-person omniscient

Dee's change of name to 'Wangero Leewanika Kemanjo' show her __________.

• Cultural dissonance

• Love for Hakim

• Hate for Mama

• Love for the rural lifestyle

Mama refuses to give Dee the quilts because she__________.

• Has already have one before

• Promised to give them to Maggie before

• Want them for herself

• Was going to sell them in town

Maggie and Mama views heritage as something to be __________.

• Displayed

• sold

• used

• recreated

The external conflict of the story is between Dee and __________

• Mama and Maggie's

• Hakim

• Social norms

• Love of the past

Maggie's scars were caused by a fire when she was __________.

• 10

• 12

• 20

• 2

At the beginning of the story, Mama is waiting with Maggie for __________.

• Dee's visit

• A letter from their father

• A church meeting

• The arrival of the sheriff

Mama refused to give the quilts, she instead gives them to __________.

• Herself

• Maggie

• Hakim-a-barber

• The church

Dee and Hakim took from the house_____

• Churn

• Dasher

• Butter plate

• All of them

Dee leaves the house at the end of the story with __________.

• Mama and John Thmas

• Jimmy T

• Maggie

• Hakim