Which husband leads Janie to run off with him when he promises to treat her like a princess?
Who is Joe Starks
The line "Tain't Logan Killicks Ah wants you to have baby, it's protection" is spoken by...
What is Nanny
How does Joe treat Janie once he becomes mayor?
Controlling and distant
What represents Janie's ideal representation of love?
What is the pear tree
The line "You behind a plow! You ain't got no mo' business wid uh plow than uh hog is got wid uh holiday!" is spoken by:
What is Joe Starks
Where do Janie and Tea Cake move?
the Everglades
What does Joe die of in chapter 8?
kidney failure
The line "Janie, Ah hope God may kill me, if Ah'm lyin'. Nobody else on earth kind hold uh candle tuh you, baby. You got de keys to de kingdom" is spoken by:
What is Tea Cake
What kind of work do they do in the Everglades?
Pick beans
What does the hurricane symbolize?
The hurricane symbolizes nature’s uncontrollable power and fate
Where does Janie meet Joe for the first time?
walking down the road
"it's de color and de features" are more important than poverty, and her statement, "You got mo' nerve than me. Ah jus' couldn't see mahself married to no black man. It's too many black folks already. We oughta lighten up the race"
Who is Mrs. Turner
Why does Janie shoot Tea Cake?
He attacks her while rabid
The title Their Eyes Were Watching God suggests:
People’s helplessness during the storm and Faith in God's power
“Mis’ Janie,” -, “you oughtn’t ’low dat Tea Cake tuh be walkin’ tuh de house wid yuh. Ah’ll go wid yuh mahself after dis, if you’se skeered.”
Who is Hezekiah?
How does Janie honor Tea Cake after his death?
She buries him with love and returns home
What does the final image of Janie pulling in her horizon mean?
It means she has reached fulfillment and self-understanding.