Question 1: Identify a phrase from the summary that highlights the intersection of race and gender in the novel.

Answer: intersecting forms of oppression

Question 1: Identify a literary technique used in this extract and explain its effect.

Answer: Imagery; it creates a vivid picture of her reflective mood and inner conflict.

Question 2: What does the phrase ‘silent storm of thoughts’ suggest about the character’s internal state?

Answer: It suggests she is experiencing intense but unexpressed emotional turmoil.

Question 1: Identify the key theme conveyed in this quote.

Answer: Voice and empowerment

Question 2: Explain how the phrase ‘her voice was her power’ relates to Black Feminism.

Answer: It emphasises the importance of voice and self-expression as tools of resistance and agency for Black women.

Question 1: Checklist: What to include in your diary entry:

Answer: Personal reflections, expressions of hope and challenges, references to her journey, use of emotive language.

Question 2: Write your diary entry here. (20 lines)

Answer:

Question 1: Identify the literary device in this quote and explain its significance.

Answer: Personification; it attributes human qualities to the sun to symbolise oversight and hope.

Question 1: In your opinion, how does Janie’s journey reflect the principles of Black Feminism?

Answer: Janie’s pursuit of her own voice and independence exemplifies Black Feminism’s emphasis on self-liberation and resistance against oppressive structures.