Question

1. what does bintis storytelling in this section represent? a. the power of oral tradition when passing down important truths b. the clever tactics of a skilled negotiator c. the courage of a young woman finding her own voice d. the sign of a girl still figuring out who she is 2. part a: which statement best describes the interaction between binti, the meduse, and the professors? a. the professors are judgmental and uneasy as binti shares her truth, while the meduse show patience during the negotiation. b. the professors are fearful of what binti tells them about the meduses capabilities, while the meduse adopt a threatening stance towards the professors and binti. c. the professors deliberate the meditations binti shares with them about her captors, the meduse, and ignore the presence of the meduse entirely. d. the professors are defensive about the chiefs stinger when binti mentions it, and the meduse are enraged by this denial. 3. part b: which two details from the text best support your answer to part a? a. “people were like people, everywhere.” (p. 75) b. “only studied them from afar” (p. 75) c. “except i was fully present, and before long tears were falling from my eyes.” (p. 76) d. “they did it right before the chief, okwu, and me.” (p. 77) e. “this chaotic method of madness would decide whether i would live or die.” (p. 77) f. “okwu and the chief didnt seem to mind hovering there waiting.” (p. 77) 4. the word “sterile” as it is used in the last paragraph on page 76 means: a. transparent b. unfeeling c. coordinated d. spotless 5. which of the following is an apt theme for this section? a. there can be unanticipated consequences to advancing technology too quickly. b. opportunities for self - discovery rarely come without obstacles and missteps. c. rejecting ones heritage may be necessary in the pursuit of destiny. d. suspicion about the differences among us can be overcome by communication.

Explanation:

1. Binti's storytelling is often a way to pass - down important truths through oral tradition, which is a key aspect of cultural and literary practices.
2. Analyzing the interaction between characters requires understanding their attitudes and behaviors as described in the text.
3. Supporting details should directly relate to the statement in Part A.
4. The meaning of a word in context is determined by how it is used in the paragraph.
5. The theme is an over - arching idea that encompasses the main messages of the section.

Answer:

1. A. The power of oral tradition when passing down important truths
2. A. The professors are judgmental and uneasy as Binti shares her truth, while the Meduse show patience during the negotiation.
3. No text provided to determine the correct answer.
4. Without the full context of the paragraph, it's hard to say, but if we consider the general meaning of "sterile" in a non - medical sense, it can mean unfeeling. So B. Unfeeling (this answer may change with full context).
5. Without more information about the section, it's hard to say, but themes often deal with self - discovery, so B. Opportunities for self - discovery rarely come without obstacles and missteps could be a possible answer.