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The Color Purple
Letters 61â69 Quick Quiz
The Color Purple
by:
Alice Walker
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Celie
Shug Avery
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Nettie
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Letters 61–69 Quick Quiz
1
of 5
What behavior does Corrine prohibit when she begins to feel that Nettie is encroaching on her family?
Sharing clothing
Calling Nettie "Mama Nettie"
Samuel visiting Nettie alone
All of the above
2
of 5
What does Nettie feel that the Olinka villagers inadequately acknowledge in their study of history?
Voices of women
Slavery in America
Colonialism in other continents
Civil war
3
of 5
Who invades Olinka, destroying farms and displacing homes to build roads?
An English Rubber company
A Dutch Ivory company
The neighboring village's army
English missionaries
4
of 5
What was the occupation of Celie and Nettie's biological father?
Store owner
Carpenter
Missionary
Gardener
5
of 5
After reading Nettie's letters, to whom does Celie begin to address her letters, instead of God?
Olivia
Adam
Nettie
Answers A) and B)
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