Mrs. Plum - Arrest Quiz

How long does Mrs. Plum spend in jail for her actions?

Question Answer Choices One year. Two weeks. One week. Three months.

Why does Mrs. Plum refuse to pay her bail?

Question Answer Choices She wants to do her jail time. She cannot afford to pay her bail. She does not trust the legal system. She believes she is innocent.

What is Mrs. Plum's approach to advocating for the proper treatment of Black people?

Question Answer Choices She is indifferent to their treatment. She actively opposes their rights. She is a quiet and passive supporter. She is a very vocal and academic advocate.

What privilege does Mrs. Plum still have embedded in her mind?

Question Answer Choices Educational privilege. Financial privilege. White privilege. Gender privilege.

What is Mrs. Plum's attitude towards the permit rule for Black servants?

Question Answer Choices She thinks the rule is fair. She thinks the rule is intrusive. She thinks the rule is beneficial. She is indifferent to the rule.

What is Mrs. Plum's stance on apartheid in South Africa?

Question Answer Choices She is indifferent to the apartheid rules. She supports the apartheid rules. She is unaware of the apartheid rules. She is against the apartheid rules.

How does Mrs. Plum's character reveal her understanding of Black people?

Question Answer Choices She sees them as superior to other races. She sees them as a group rather than as individuals. She understands them deeply as individuals. She ignores their existence completely.

What is Mrs. Plum's background in terms of race and status?

Question Answer Choices She is a middle-aged Hispanic widow. She is a young Black woman. She is a middle-aged Caucasian widow. She is an elderly Asian widow.