1. how does hughes develop mrs. jones and roger as round characters?
a. hughes writes in first person narration so the reader can see into each character's inner thoughts and feelings.
b. hughes writes an autobiographical account in order to bring a personal connection to the story.
c. hughes writes in depth, vivid descriptions of the characters' physical appearances.
d. hughes writes the characters' words and actions to reveal their complexity and change over time.
2. why does mrs. jones leave the door open and her pocketbook in plain sight?
a. to give roger a second chance to prove his trustworthiness
b. to show roger that she really doesn't trust him
c. to give roger the opportunity to leave if he doesn't feel safe
d. to show roger that she can call out to the neighbors for
3. how does the author let us know that roger is in need of the kind of attention mrs. jones gives him?
a. through roger's actions and physical description
b. through roger's dialogue and dialect
c. through roger's reaction to others
d. through roger's remorseful behavior
4. when roger leaves mrs. jones apartment, he wants to say something other than “ you, m'am.” what can you infer he is thinking?
a. he wants to tell her he has no place else to go to.
b. his words are not enough to express the gratitude he feels.
c. he is glad he tried to steal her purse.
d. he's surprised she didn't call the police on him.