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Seventh Grade (Grade 7) African-American Literature Questions

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Grade 7 The People Could Fly
Which element makes the story a folk tale?
  1. It has characters with supernatural abilities
  2. The conflict is between good and evil
  3. It is a fictional account of a real event in history
  4. It includes flying as a symbol of freedom
Grade 7 The People Could Fly
What metaphor is used to describe the Master of the plantation?
  1. dark promise
  2. black shining stick
  3. a slice-open cut of pain
  4. hard lump of clay
Grade 7 The People Could Fly
Why did people who could fly shed their wings and stop flying?
  1. because they were treated brutally on the plantations
  2. because they forgot how to fly
  3. because they were chained by their owners
  4. because they could not take their wings on the ships
Grade 7 The People Could Fly
What causes Sarah, the young man, and the slave to fly away?
  1. The Driver whips them
  2. They fall from the heat
  3. They suddenly grow wings again
  4. Toby says the magic words from Africa
Grade 7 The People Could Fly
What did the ones who could not fly do in the end?
  1. They learned to fly for when Toby returned
  2. They told us the story to their children who eventually became free
  3. They refused to believe that the other people could fly
  4. They sang out joyfully to celebrate their friends' freedom
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