Characters
Places and Cultures
Literary Device
Tone in Letters
Miscellaneous
100

How are Celie and Nettie related 

Sisters 

100

Where do they go as missionaries?

Africa

100

What literary device is below?

"Tap, Tap, Tapping on the gravel with his cane."

Onomatopoeia

100

"By now I am almost crazy. I think Albert told me the truth about not giving you my letters."

Defeated tone

100

What is the capital of Senegal?

Dakar

200

Who are Corrine and Samuel?

The Reverend and his wife who she stays with.

200

What culture lives where they go as missionaries in Africa?

Olinka

200

What literary device is below?

"People who need Christ and medical advice."

Rhyme scheme 

200

"I hope life is happier for you." 

Hopeful for Celie tone

200

What is Tashi's mom's Christain name?

Catherine

300

How are Adam, Olivia, and Nettie related?

She is their aunt.

300

Where else did the family go as missionaries?

Harlem and England

300

What literary device is used below?

"Blacker than black, he's blueblack... wearing brilliant blue robes."

Color imagery/ color symbolism

300

"Goodbye until next time, dear Celie, from a pitiful, castout woman who may perish during the rainy season"

Longing and melodramatic tone

300

What shocking news do Nettie and Celie find out about Pa in this section?

He is not their father

400

Why are Corrine, Samuel, Adam, Olivia, and Nettie in Africa?

They are missionaries.

400

What was significant about Harlem to Nettie?

It was a place where Black people were not the minority and had wealth/more power than in the South.

400

"I love you with all my heart."

Hyperbole

400

"Merry Christmas to you and yours, my dear Celie... we celebrate here with prayer, song, and a large picnic."

Excited and merry tone

400

What do Celie and Shug do while they read the letters?

Make pants 

500

Who is Tashi? What do Olivia and Tashi do together?

Olivia's friend who she teaches in her hut.

500

How do the Olinka's celebrate funerals?

They paint their faces white and wear white robes.

500

"Now I know I'm dead...just being mad, grief, wanting to kill someone."

Metaphor for her life feeling like death or Hell.

500

"I wish you could see my hut, Celie. I LOVE it."

Prideful tone

500

Why does Corrine not want Nettie wearing her clothes and having the children call her Mama Nettie?

The Olinka think Nettie is the children's mom.