The Blood Knot - Scene Six Quiz

Whom does Zachariah pretend to be speaking to while wearing the new suit in Scene Six of 'The Blood Knot'?

Question Answer Choices His brother Morris A childhood friend His mother A neighbor

What does Zachariah use to cover his face almost entirely in Scene Six of 'The Blood Knot'?

Question Answer Choices A scarf A mask A handkerchief A hat

What does Zachariah tell his mother helps him communicate with his brother in Scene Six of 'The Blood Knot'?

Question Answer Choices Speaking to Morris Dreaming about Morris Writing letters to Morris Thinking about their childhood

What does Zachariah do with the new suit of clothes in Scene Six of 'The Blood Knot'?

Question Answer Choices He burns them in a fit of anger. He sells them to a neighbor for extra money. He puts them on, but they are ill-fitting and create an absurd effect. He gives them to Morris as a gift.

What does Zachariah wonder about his dark skin in Scene Six of 'The Blood Knot'?

Question Answer Choices Whether beauty can be found in it Whether it is a curse Whether it will ever change Whether it makes him stronger

How does Zachariah describe Morris's story in Scene Six of 'The Blood Knot'?

Question Answer Choices A sad one A happy one A triumphant one A mysterious one

What does Zachariah imply about Morris in his monologue in Scene Six of 'The Blood Knot'?

Question Answer Choices Morris has forgotten his roots and family. Morris decided to leave home permanently. Morris returned home 'quite white,' so much so that he does not recognize him anymore. Morris became very wealthy and successful.

What object does Zachariah hold up while wearing the new suit in Scene Six of 'The Blood Knot'?

Question Answer Choices A briefcase A cane A hat An umbrella

What does Zachariah tell his mother he notices in her in Scene Six of 'The Blood Knot'?

Question Answer Choices A look of happiness A sense of pride Signs of wear and tear A renewed sense of energy

What does Zachariah tell his mother about the butterfly in Scene Six of 'The Blood Knot'?

Question Answer Choices It reminded him of her and made him remember everything he learned from her. It was a gift from a friend. It was a rare species he had never seen before. It symbolized freedom and hope for him.