Use the passage Sojourner Truth

Question

by Joanna Evans to answer the question.

Using the stage directions, what conclusions can you draw about how Mama and Rebecca feel about each other throughout the play? Select the two correct answers.

(1 point)
Responses

At the beginning of the play, Mama is amused by Rebecca’s outburst. After the climax, Mama becomes more annoyed with Rebecca’s insistence on going to the meeting.
At the beginning of the play, Mama is amused by Rebecca’s outburst. After the climax, Mama becomes more annoyed with Rebecca’s insistence on going to the meeting.

At the beginning of the play, Mama’s stage directions show she is frustrated and disappointed. After the climax, Mama feels softer toward Rebecca, and more willing to listen to her.
At the beginning of the play, Mama’s stage directions show she is frustrated and disappointed. After the climax, Mama feels softer toward Rebecca, and more willing to listen to her.

At the beginning of the play, Rebecca is disgusted by her mother’s opinion and defiant of her wishes. After the climax, Rebecca is gentler, but still resolved.
At the beginning of the play, Rebecca is disgusted by her mother’s opinion and defiant of her wishes. After the climax, Rebecca is gentler, but still resolved.

At the beginning of the play, Rebecca and her mother are at odds with each other. After the climax, they put their differences aside and share the same opinions.
At the beginning of the play, Rebecca and her mother are at odds with each other. After the climax, they put their differences aside and share the same opinions.

At the beginning of the play, Rebecca thinks it is funny that her mom disagrees with her. After the climax, Rebecca gets irritated with her mom.

Answer 1

Based on the stage directions, the two correct answers regarding how Mama and Rebecca feel about each other throughout the play are:

1. At the beginning of the play, Mama’s stage directions show she is frustrated and disappointed. After the climax, Mama feels softer toward Rebecca, and more willing to listen to her.
2. At the beginning of the play, Rebecca is disgusted by her mother’s opinion and defiant of her wishes. After the climax, Rebecca is gentler, but still resolved.