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- 23 Jun 2019
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- 28 May 2026
In Nella Larsen's novel Passing, what is Clare's reason for fearing the prospect of having another baby?
Multiple choice question for African-American Literature. Select an option, then review the explanation below.
Explanation
Clare is anxious about having another child because she fears the baby could have darker skin. This concern reflects the novel's themes of racial identity and passing. The other options do not accurately represent her motivation in the story.
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