Chapter 14

What is this chapter mainly about?

What does Tea Cake teach Janie to do?

What did Tea Cake and Janie pick in the fields?

Find the paragraph that begins, "Day by day now, the hordes of workers poured in." Some of these workers are described as "permanent transients with no attachments."

What does "attachments" mean in this context?

Toward the end of the chapter Hurton writes: " 'Don't oversport yourself, Ed,' Bootyny challenged."

What does "challenged" mean in this context?

Are there any events or parts of Zora Neale Hurston's book that do not make sense yet?