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Letter to My Daughter: Chapters 15-21 - Quiz
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The author writes about her many friends and loved ones she has lost over the years. Explain the thoughts she uses to help her to cope with their deaths, and move on.
Describe in detail Angelou's memories of the Arkansas movie theater. How did you feel as you read that passage?
What elements did the author consider before choosing a new area to settle in? How did she describe Winston-Salem?
Explain what the author learned from her experience in Senegal, where she walked on the host and hostess's tablecloth. How can you apply her experience to your own life?
Angelou raises concern over the decline in our country's national spirit. Do you agree with her? Why or why not?
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