What does Mrs. Turner like most about Janie?

Please enter the first three words of a sentence that shows your answers is correct.

How does Tea Cake feel about Mrs. Turner?

What is the main theme of this chapter?

Please enter the first three words of a sentence that shows your answers is correct.

Find the section at the beginning of the chapter that describes what Mrs. Turner looks like. Find the paragraph that begins, "But Mrs. Turner's shape and features were entirely approved by Mrs. Turner."

What does "features" mean in this context?

Mrs. Turner thought, "…her luxurious hair made Mrs. Turner forgive her for wearing overalls like the other women who worked in the fields"

What does "luxurious" mean in this context?

Hurston says Mrs. Turner "…seldom stayed long when she found Tea Cake at home, but when she happened to drop in and catch Janie alone, she'd spend hours chatting away."

What does "seldom" mean in this context?

Looking at the same quote from the last question (it's copied below), what does Hurston mean to show about Mrs. Thomas?

"She seldom stayed long when she found Tea Cake at home, but when she happened to drop in and catch Janie alone, she'd spend hours chatting away."

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

Are there any words that you are unsure about?

You can always list unknown words here.

What is this chapter mainly about?

What does Mrs. Turner like most about Janie?

How does Tea Cake feel about Mrs. Turner?

What is the main theme of this chapter?

Find the section at the beginning of the chapter that describes what Mrs. Turner looks like. Find the paragraph that begins, "But Mrs. Turner's shape and features were entirely approved by Mrs. Turner."

What does "features" mean in this context?

Mrs. Turner thought, "…her luxurious hair made Mrs. Turner forgive her for wearing overalls like the other women who worked in the fields"

What does "luxurious" mean in this context?

Hurston says Mrs. Turner "…seldom stayed long when she found Tea Cake at home, but when she happened to drop in and catch Janie alone, she'd spend hours chatting away."

What does "seldom" mean in this context?

Looking at the same quote from the last question (it's copied below), what does Hurston mean to show about Mrs. Thomas?

"She seldom stayed long when she found Tea Cake at home, but when she happened to drop in and catch Janie alone, she'd spend hours chatting away."

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