Why does Janie come back to Eatonville at the beginning of the novel?
Tea Cake is gone and Janie doesn’t have anyone left
What happens to Nannie at the end of Chapter 3?
She dies.
Who becomes the mayor of Eatonville?
Joe Starks.
What discovery does Janie make about herself when she looks at a picture of her and the children she grew up with?
That she is black.
What does Joe do to Eatonville?
He buys more land, he opens a store and a post office.
Who is the only person there for Janie when she comes home and who she tells our story to?
Phoeby Watson
What happened to Janie's mother?
She got raped by a school teacher and was never seen again.
T/F Janie's grandmother is sympathetic to her situation and tells her it is okay to leave Logan.
False.
When Joe and Janie get to Eatonville, who does Joe immediately want to talk to?
The mayor, but they don't have one yet.
What does Janie do after she sees the pear tree and gets in trouble with Nannie?
She kisses Johnny Taylor and Nannie catches her.
Why does Janie come to visit Nannie after being married for a few months.
She is unhappy in her marriage and would like to know if she will ever come around to love him.
Is Logan happy that Janie wants to leave? Yes or no, why?
No, he is upset. He feels as though she has not contributed at all to their marriage and that she has been spoiled her whole life.
What does Nanny say Janie has to do at the end of the Chapter 2, and how does Janie feel about it?
She says Janie has to marry Logan Killicks. She is very upset about it and says she doesn't know anything about love.
“She knew that marriage did not make love. Janie’s first dream was dead, so she became a woman.” What does this mean?
Janie’s ideals of love were not going to come true so she had to “grow up” and become a woman by marrying Logan and leaving that dream behind.
What is one wrong idea that Janie had about her marriage with Logan?
That it would create love between her and her husband.
What does Janie decide to do at the end of the Chapter 4?
She leaves Logan and marries Joe Starks.
What does Nannie mean when she says the black woman is the mule of the world?
She is saying black women are treated like animals that are meant for specific purposes. They do not have opportunities like the rest of the people in the world.