The Lions of Little Rock Kristin Levine
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2 Questions: Read each of the questions below. Answer each question in complete sentences with correct grammar and spelling to the best of your ability. Make sure that you support your answers with evidence from the novel. 1. Marlee is forced to tell Betty Jean, her parents, and Sergeant Pike what happened at the rock crusher. What are the effects of this confession? 2. Why is Pine Bluff going to have to wait? 3. Answer BOTH questions: a. According to her speech, why didn t Mother speak up about integration sooner? b. What does Mother use at the end of her speech to help convince others to speak up? 4. Why have things been awkward at school since Sally s birthday party? 5. How does Marlee respond to JT when he blames his bad decisions on Red? What does this say about how Marlee has changed? 6. Answer BOTH questions: a. What are Sally and her mother doing when Marlee and her mother are out looking for signatures?
3 b. Does Sally really support segregation? Use evidence from the novel to support your answer. 7. Answer ALL of the questions: a. How did JT get his black eye? b. What does JT tell Marlee at the end of chapter 45? c. What does Red threaten to do if JT tells on him? 8. Analyzing the Author s Point of View The author,, has a point of view that is distinct or separate from Marlee. We come to understand the author s point of view by looking at her choice of language, how she portrays her characters, as well as her inclusion of certain events. Reread pages What is Levine s point of view of CROSS? How can you tell? Support your answer with evidence from the text. 9. Writing a Persuasive Speech After the speech at Forest Park, Marlee s parents plan on driving her to Pine Bluff to live with her grandmother. Write a mini speech that Marlee could deliver to her parents, persuading them to let her stay in Little Rock. Include the following: 1. A strong introduction where Marlee states her desire to stay in Little Rock 2. At least three reasons why Marlee should stay 3. A strong conclusion
4 10. Interpreting Primary Sources Recall that primary sources include not only printed material, but also images and or posters and signs from a particular period. Examine the following poster of STOP supporters. Then answer the following questions. (15 points) 1. What is this an image of? (Infer) 2. What is the photographer s point of view about integration? (Infer) How do you know based on this photograph? 3. Reread page 224 of The Lions of Little Rock. Explain how this source relates to the story.
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6 Questions: Read each of the questions below. Answer each question in complete sentences with correct grammar and spelling to the best of your ability. Make sure that you support your answers with evidence from the novel. 4. Answer ALL THREE questions: a. Who are "the sinners"? b. Who are "the saints"? c. Who are "the savables"? 5. How does Mother show her dedication to integration in chapter 46? Explain how her character has changed over the course of the story, using this as evidence. 6. Answer BOTH questions: a. Why is it odd that Pastor George holds a separate rally for African-Americans to get more support for STOP? b. Do you think STOP should hold the rallies together? Why or why not? 7. Jumping into Red s trunk is a dangerous decision. Do you think that Marlee and Liz made the right decision? Why or why not? 8. Why does Marlee say "All this had been for nothing"? (p.250) 9. Answer BOTH questions: a. What are the two reasons that Marlee has become quiet again?
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