The game of Everything that rise must converge.

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The game of Everything that rise must converge.


Froggy Jumps The game of Everything that rise must converge.Versión en línea Play game por Phương Dương Bình 1 In which U.S. state was the author Flannery O'Connor born? a Georgia b New York c Savannah 2 Which of the following characterizes Flannery O’Connor’s distinctive writing style? a South American folk poetry b Romance and gentleness c extraordinary violence 3 What are the genre and the spatial/temporal setting of the short story "Everything That Rises Must Converge"? a A short story in the Southern Gothic tradition, set in the early 1960s. b Contemporary romance novel set in New York City in 1950. c A science fiction short story set in a hypothetical future society. 4 Why doesn't Julian's mother dare to take the bus alone at night? a Because she has high blood pressure b Because public bus lines had just been racially integrated. c Because she was afraid of being robbed in the poor neighborhood. 5 What are the notable features of Julian's and his mother's family background? a From a working-class background marked by generations of poverty. b From an old aristocratic lineage, with a great-grandfather who was a state governor and own slaves c A newly wealthy bourgeois family that made its fortune through business in New York. 6 What is the real motive behind Julian's desire to "teach his mother a lesson" about racism? a Compassion and deep love for humanity. b Vindictive urge to "break his mother's spirit" c Wishing to help his mother improve her health 7 What did Julian do on the bus to deliberately provoke his mother? a Heated argument with the woman wearing red-and-white sandals. b Buy his mother a hat exactly like the one she is wearing. c Switched seats to sit next to a well-dressed Black man. 8 What ironic detail emerges when Carver's mother (a Black woman) boards the bus? a She was wearing a hat exactly like Julian's mother's expensive purple hat. b She is an old acquaintance from Julian's family plantation. c She refused to let Carver sit next to Julian. 9 What happened when Julian's mother deliberately gave Carver a penny? a Carver's mother, furious, struck Julian's mother with her handbag and walked away. b Young Carver cried and refused to accept the penny. c Carver's mother thanked her politely 10 What is the tragic fate of Julian's mother at the end of the story? a She was arrested by the police for causing a disturbance. b She suffered an apparent stroke after being assaulted and reproached by her son. c She realized her mistake and apologized to the Black woman. 11 What is the situational irony at the climax of the story? a Julian became a famous writer thanks to a bus ride. b The arrogant plan to "educate" Julian's mother ended in the tragedy of her death or stroke. c The mother realized she had no aristocratic roots whatsoever. 12 What does the story's lesson and central theme warn us about? a The consequences of not following a doctor's advice b The development of the public transport system c The danger of pride and understanding gender or racial equality only in theory.

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In which U.S. state was the author Flannery O'Connor born?

Which of the following characterizes Flannery O’Connor’s distinctive writing style?

What are the genre and the spatial/temporal setting of the short story "Everything That Rises Must Converge"?

Why doesn't Julian's mother dare to take the bus alone at night?

What are the notable features of Julian's and his mother's family background?

What is the real motive behind Julian's desire to "teach his mother a lesson" about racism?

What did Julian do on the bus to deliberately provoke his mother?

What ironic detail emerges when Carver's mother (a Black woman) boards the bus?

What happened when Julian's mother deliberately gave Carver a penny?

What is the tragic fate of Julian's mother at the end of the story?

What is the situational irony at the climax of the story?

What does the story's lesson and central theme warn us about?