Black Ice by Lorene Cary

1. What is the primary theme of 'Black Ice'?

A) The history of the Civil War.
B) The influence of technology.
C) The challenges of identity and race.
D) The importance of family.

2. Which prestigious university does Lorene Cary attend?

A) The University of Pennsylvania.
B) Harvard University.
C) Princeton University.
D) Yale University.

3. What pivotal experience shapes Cary's perspective on race?

A) Moving to a new city.
B) Traveling abroad.
C) Her experiences at an all-white school.
D) Working in a corporate job.

4. How does Cary's narrative conclude?

A) With a definitive resolution.
B) With a complete change of identity.
C) With a sense of ongoing struggle and hope.
D) With a retreat from society.

5. Which of the following best describes Cary's views on education?

A) She views it as a burden.
B) She believes it should be avoided.
C) She sees it as a pathway to empowerment.
D) She finds it irrelevant.

6. What genre does 'Black Ice' primarily belong to?

A) Fiction.
B) Poetry.
C) Biography.
D) Memoir.

7. What writing style does Cary use in 'Black Ice'?

A) Introspective and reflective.
B) Minimalist and abstract.
C) Fast-paced and action-oriented.
D) Formal and academic.

8. How does Cary describe her feelings about being one of the few Black students?

A) She feels empowered and confident.
B) She feels indifferent to her surroundings.
C) She feels welcomed and accepted.
D) She feels isolated and scrutinized.

9. What role does Cary's family play in her narrative?

A) They provide support and context.
B) They oppose her educational pursuits.
C) They discourage her writing.
D) They are largely absent.

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