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Slavery and The Longest Memory - Intro Quiz
Slavery and The Longest Memory - Intro Quiz
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1
Where is 'The Longest Memory' set?
New Orleans
Virginia
Alabama
Kentucky
2
What proportion of the South were slaves?
10%
50%
1/4
1/3
3
What is one of the main differences that divides the North and the South in the United Sates?
Cotton farms
Alligators
Kentucky Fried Chicken
The use of slavery
4
Why were families important to slaves?
A refuge from the world
Prevented loneliness
Provided dignity
Creates a feeling of independance
5
During what period did slavery take place in the United States?
1945-1989
1619-1865
13BC-8BC
1788-1910
6
How did most slaves try to resist oppression?
refusing to work
Killing their master
Using sarcasm
By running away
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What methods were used to motivate slaves?
Reading inspirational memes
Providing set tasks for the day
Reading passages from the bible
Whipping
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Who is the author of 'The Longest Memory'?
Frederick Aitken
Tim O'Brien
Fred D'Aguiar
Tim Winton
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Why did slave masters dehumanise their slaves?
Because they wanted slaves to think they deserved to slaves
Because they viewed them as animals
Because they didn't know better
They didn't want the slaves to revolt
10
Who is the protagonist of the text?
Chapel
Mr Whitechapel
Whitechapel
Chappy
11
Which biblical characters did the slaves enjoy to read?
David
Adam
St Peter
Moses
12
What was the task of most slaves?
Working on farms
Working in the house
Cooking
Working on plantations
13
What are assessment tasks for this text?
Exam
Oral Presentation
Language Analysis
Comparative Text Response
14
What type of narrative structure is used in 'The Longest Memory'?
Non-linear
Beginning, middle, end
Non-sequential
Linear
15
What did D'Aguiar study at the university of Kent?
Slavery
Teaching
African & Caribbean Studies
Poetry
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When is the text set?
1930-38
1990-2001
1788-1988
1790-1810