Brave Boys of Greensboro-Literary Elements/Devices

Question 1

Jo Spivey is a static character, and she is a major part of the plot.

Accepted Answer

True

Question 2

The boys received resistance from Woolworth's headquarters and death threats from others.

Accepted Answer

climax

Question 3

The mood stays the same throughout the play.

Accepted Answer

False

Question 4

By July 1960 the movement is effective, and the lunch counter at Woolworth's is desegregated.

Accepted Answer

falling action

Question 5

In spite of the risks involved, the boys met at Woolworth's Department Store for lunch.

Accepted Answer

rising action

Question 6

The major conflict of the play is between the Greensboro Four and ____________.

Accepted Answer

Woolworth's Department Store/Mr. Harris

Question 7

Ezell Blair, Jr. is a major character and is static.

Accepted Answer

False

Question 8

The tone is the author's attitude about the subject which he/she is writing.

Accepted Answer

True

Question 9

Four African-American college students stage a sit-in is the ______ of the plot.

Accepted Answer

exposition

Question 10

Every other restaurant in Greensboro is desegregated due to the boys' effort to make a change.

Accepted Answer

resolution

Question 11

What is another word for antagonist?

Accepted Answer

enemy

Question 12

The protagonist of the play is __________________.

Accepted Answer

Four college freshmen from Greensboro

Question 13

What is the setting of the play?

Accepted Answer

Civil Rights Movement-February to July 1960; Greensboro, NC

Questions 13