Question

How would you describe the quilt, “Barriers: Green Book,” based on the information about the Green Book provided in this text? Audio

A. The quilt was a way to make sure that Black travelers would be warm and comfortable if they had to stop unexpectedly. Audio

B. The quilt was a way for Victor Green to creatively express his frustrations with the state of racial tension in the U.S. through art. Audio

C. The quilt is an abstract representation of the dangers that Black travelers faced, which they tried to overcome by using the Green Book. Audio

D. The quilt is a realistic portrait of the founder of the Green Book, Victor Green, who used his postal worker connections to build a network of safe travelers. Audio

Answer 1

Based on the information provided about the Green Book, the most fitting description of the quilt “Barriers: Green Book” would be:

**C. The quilt is an abstract representation of the dangers that Black travelers faced, which they tried to overcome by using the Green Book.**

This option captures the essence of the struggles and the overarching theme of overcoming adversity that is central to the purpose of the Green Book. It emphasizes the challenges faced by Black travelers and connects them to the broader narrative represented by the quilt.