"Small Great Things" Quiz
"Small Great Things" by Jodi Picoult delves into themes of race, privilege, and justice through the story of an African American nurse facing a moral and legal dilemma after being prohibited from caring for a newborn because of the parents' prejudices.
fiction | 510 pages | Published in 2016
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Essay questions
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- How does Jodi Picoult explore the themes of racism and prejudice in 'Small Great Things'?
- Discuss the character development of Ruth Jefferson in 'Small Great Things'. How does her journey reflect broader societal issues?
- Analyze the role of privilege in 'Small Great Things'. How do different characters experience and navigate privilege?
- Examine the relationship dynamics between Ruth, Kennedy, and Turk. How do these relationships evolve throughout the novel?
- What narrative techniques does Jodi Picoult use to address complex themes in 'Small Great Things'? How effective are they?
- How does 'Small Great Things' challenge the reader's understanding of justice and morality?
- Discuss the significance of the title 'Small Great Things'. How does it relate to the central themes and events of the novel?
- In what ways does 'Small Great Things' address the concept of identity, both personal and societal?
- How does Jodi Picoult use the perspectives of multiple characters to enhance the narrative in 'Small Great Things'?
- Evaluate the ending of 'Small Great Things'. How does it resolve the main conflicts presented throughout the novel?
- What role does empathy play in 'Small Great Things', and how are characters transformed by it?
- Analyze the impact of setting and context on the events of 'Small Great Things'. How does it influence the characters' actions and decisions?
- How does 'Small Great Things' address the issue of systemic racism and its impact on individuals and communities?
