Chapters 19-20

Read Chapters 19-20 and find one passage that is confusing or interesting. Note the page number and write a question or observation about the passage on our class discussion page.

For example:
Hurston writes that Janie views "her life like great tree in leaf with things suffered, things, enjoyed, things done and undone" (8). The simile comparing Janie's life and a tree with all its leaves suggests that Janie feels she has a vibrant life and connects Janie to the natural world.

Chapters 15-18

Read Chapters 15-18 and find one passage that is confusing or interesting. Note the page number and write a question or observation about the passage on our class discussion page.

For example:
Hurston writes that Janie views "her life like great tree in leaf with things suffered, things, enjoyed, things done and undone" (8). The simile comparing Janie's life and a tree with all its leaves suggests that Janie feels she has a vibrant life and connects Janie to the natural world.

Chapters 12-14

Read Chapters 13-14 and find one passage that is confusing or interesting. Note the page number and write a question or observation about the passage on our class discussion page.

For example:
Hurston writes that Janie views "her life like great tree in leaf with things suffered, things, enjoyed, things done and undone" (8). The simile comparing Janie's life and a tree with all its leaves suggests that Janie feels she has a vibrant life and connects Janie to the natural world.

Chapters 7-11

Read Chapters 7-8 and find one passage that is confusing or interesting. Note the page number and write a question or observation about the passage on our class discussion page.

For example:
Hurston writes that Janie views "her life like great tree in leaf with things suffered, things, enjoyed, things done and undone" (8). The simile comparing Janie's life and a tree with all its leaves suggests that Janie feels she has a vibrant life and connects Janie to the natural world.

Chapter 6

Read Chapter 6 and find one passage that is confusing or interesting. Note the page number and write a question or observation about the passage on our class discussion page.

For example:
Hurston writes that Janie views "her life like great tree in leaf with things suffered, things, enjoyed, things done and undone" (8). The simile comparing Janie's life and a tree with all its leaves suggests that Janie feels she has a vibrant life and connects Janie to the natural world.

Chapters 4-5

Read Chapters 4-5 and find one passage that is confusing or interesting. Note the page number and write a question or observation about the passage on our class discussion page.

For example:
Hurston writes that Janie views "her life like great tree in leaf with things suffered, things enjoyed, things done and undone" (8). The simile comparing Janie's life and a tree with all its leaves suggests that Janie feels she has a vibrant life and connects Janie to the natural world.