Mom & Me & Mom
By Maya Angelou
The subjective point of view of the memoir reveals
A The details of the train ride to California.
B How Vivian Baxter looks.
C Bailey's reaction to seeing his mother.
D How Maya feels about her mother.
Which of the following is not a difference between herself and her mother that Maya has to get used to?
A Their enjoyment of one another
B Their behaviors
C Their personality
D Their appearance
What does Maya learn about herself when she smiles at her mother?
A She likes being with her mother.
B She can be charitable to others.
C Her mother is hard to please.
D he is not as pretty as her mother.
How does Bailey feel about his mother?
A He is indifferent to her.
B He is annoyed by her.
C He is infatuated with her.
D He is angry at her.
C He is infatuated with her.
Mom & Me & Mom
By Maya Angelou
The subjective point of view of the memoir reveals
A The details of the train ride to California.
B How Vivian Baxter looks.
C Bailey's reaction to seeing his mother.
D How Maya feels about her mother.
Which of the following is not a difference between herself and her mother that Maya has to get used to?
A Their enjoyment of one another
B Their behaviors
C Their personality
D Their appearance
What does Maya learn about herself when she smiles at her mother?
A She likes being with her mother.
B She can be charitable to others.
C Her mother is hard to please.
D he is not as pretty as her mother.
How does Bailey feel about his mother?
A He is indifferent to her.
B He is annoyed by her.
C He is infatuated with her.
D He is angry at her.
ANSWER ALL OF THEM
The subjective point of view of the memoir reveals:
D. How Maya feels about her mother.
The difference between herself and her mother that Maya has to get used to:
A. Their enjoyment of one another (not a difference)
What Maya learns about herself when she smiles at her mother:
B. She can be charitable to others.
How Bailey feels about his mother:
C. He is infatuated with her.
D How Maya feels about her mother.
To answer the questions about the book "Mom & Me & Mom" by Maya Angelou, you would need to read the memoir. However, I can explain how you can find the answers yourself.
1. The subjective point of view of the memoir reveals:
To understand the subjective point of view of the memoir, you would need to analyze the narrative and Maya Angelou's writing style. Look for passages where Maya shares her thoughts, emotions, and personal experiences. In this case, you can read the memoir and pay attention to how Maya expresses her feelings about different people and events. Based on the given options, you would need to assess which option corresponds to Maya's personal opinions in the book.
2. The difference between Maya and her mother that she has to get used to:
To find the difference between Maya and her mother, pay attention to their interactions and the descriptions Maya provides in the memoir. Look for instances where Maya talks about their relationship and challenges in understanding each other. From the given options, assess which one is not mentioned or emphasized by Maya.
3. What Maya learns about herself when she smiles at her mother:
To understand what Maya learns about herself when she smiles at her mother, look for passages in the book where Maya reflects on her feelings and realizations after smiling at her mother. Analyze her thoughts, reactions, or dialogues related to this particular moment. Consider the given options and select the one that aligns with Maya's thoughts or feelings.
4. How Bailey feels about his mother:
To determine how Bailey, Maya's brother, feels about their mother, examine their interactions and conversations in the memoir. Look for passages that depict Bailey's emotions, reactions, and attitudes towards their mother. From the given options, identify which one seems consistent with Bailey's portrayal in the book.
Please note that as an AI, I don't have direct access to the specific content of books. My explanations are based on general guidance and understanding of the topic. To obtain accurate and detailed answers, it is always recommended to read the book directly.