In “Desiree’s Baby,” Desiree was found as a toddler while “lying asleep in the shadow,” suggesting that she may have a hard life. A hint concerning events to come in a story is known as _______. 

Which of these would MOST likely increase an individual’s risk of cancer?    

One of the main points that Du Bois makes is that Washington’s speech has basically shifted the “Negro problem to the ______ shoulders.” To whom was Du Bois referring as the one(s) bearing the burden of the problem? 

Dunbar wrote the poem “We Wear the Mask” about African Americans who felt that they needed to hide their disappointment, grief, and suffering from white Americans.

Booker T. Washington insisted, in his speech, that business owners could trust African Americans. After all, they had served white people in numerous roles already, such as taking care of their sick children, their dying relatives, etc. In making this claim, Washington was relying on two argumentative appeals, one concerning emotions and the other concerning credibility. What are the names of these appeals? 

Which gas is used by plants to produce molecules that make up plant structures?

Booker T. Washington was the first president of the Tuskegee Institute. 

Which statement is false regarding the phosphate groups in ATP?

According to the narrator in “Desiree’s Baby,” Armand’s love was dangerous because he, like his relatives, easily fell into love “as if struck by a _____.” 

When Desiree realizes that Armand believes she is of mixed ancestry, she states that it can’t be possible. She says, “Look at my _____, whiter than yours, Armand.” To what body part was she referencing?