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Copper Sun Part 1

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Copper Sun Jeopardy

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Characters PlotLiterary Analysis Injustice Wild

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A Kwasi E

B Besa F

C Amari G

D Afi H

A B C D

Who is the protagonist of Copper Sun?

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A the cruel slave inspector that looks at Amari E

B the redheaded teacher of Amari F

C the captain of Amari's slave ship G

D Amari's father H

A B C D

Who is Bill?

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A the woman who raised Amari from birth E

B a traitor to the Ewe people F

C Amari's long lost sister G

D a slave that protects Amari H

A B C D

Who is Afi?

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A he is promised to be married to her E

B he is her little brother, killed by the milkfaces F

C he is her father who loves to tell stories G

D he is a stranger who helps her on her journey H

A B C D

What is Besa's relationship to Amari?

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A Kwasi getting in trouble all the time E

B She can't remember what he looks like anymore F

C Kwasi making fun of her kissing her fiance G

D when Kwasi tries  to fly H

A B C D

What does Amari remember most about her brother, Kwasi?

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A Amari vs. Her Emotions  trying not to feel pain E

B The Ewe people vs. Ashanti  betrayal F

C Amari vs. Environment: Amari being stacked like a log G

D Amari vs. Palefaces H

A B C D

Which is NOT a conflict in the story?

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A the pale faces didn't smile E

B the Ewe and the Ashanti were sworn enemies F

C the sky was cloudy and threatening G

D their were the sounds of gunshots in the forest H

A B C D

Which of the following foreshadowed the attack on Amari's village?

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A quiet and serious  he doesn't like to talk. E

B a fierce warrior who has no time games F

C a sweet and gentle drummer G

D a teller of stories and lover of knowledge and ideas H

A B C D

How is Amari's father characterized?

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A birds flying E

B broken chains F

C Besa's broken drum G

D the ocean H

A B C D

What image is a symbol of freedom in the beginning of this novel?

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A that it is a place where land and sea meet E

B that they are so beautiful in the midst of pain F

C that they are as stormy as her soul G

D they are so much smaller than she expected H

A B C D

What does Amari find so ironic about the beachand the ocean?

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A Feast at villiage, betrayal, march to Cape Coast, branding, shipride

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B betrayal, branding, march to Cape Coast, feast at village,  shipride

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C Feast at village, march to Cape Coast, betrayal, ship ride, branding

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D branding, march to Cape Coast, feast at village, betrayal, shipride

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Which of the following is the correct order of events.

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A the soldiers kill them E

B a shark eats them F

C they drown G

D they are rescued by the soldiers and whipped H

A B C D

What happens to the mother and daughter whojump out of the rowboat?

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A they don't trust them E

B they kill them F

C they welcome them G

D the ban them from the village H

A B C D

How does Amari's tribe (the Ewe people) treat the milk skinned people?

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A Zulu E

B Ewe F

C Ibo G

D Ashanti H

A B C D

Which is the tribe that betrays Amari's people?

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A she becomes numb inside E

B she pictures her brother Kwasi F

C She can't deal with it, she blacks out G

D She thinks of Besa, her sun and stars H

How does Amari deal with the terrible things that happen to her?

A B C D

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A something that is fair E

B something that is unfair F

C something confusing G

D something that comes from the courts H

A B C D

What is injustice?

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A women being raped E

B men and women forced to live in their own body wastes F

C people forced to kill their own family G

D starvation and torture H

A B C D

Which injustice did NOT happen

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A stacked on shelves like logs

B starved and not allowed to see the light F

C forced to dance and more for the men G

D allowed to run free H

A B C D

How were the women treated on board the slave ship?

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A stacked like logs on shelves E

B never allowed to see the light of day F

C forced to dance and more for the men G

D allowed to run free H

A B C D

How were the MEN treated on the slave ship?

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A they were starved E

B they were sexually abused F

C they were burned G

D none they were treated very well H

What injustice happened to the newly bought slaves on the beach?

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