Persepolis: the Story of a Childhood Test | Final Test - Easy

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Persepolis: the Story of a Childhood Test | Final Test - Easy

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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. How does Satrapi say the rituals were viewed?
(a) As silly
(b) As nationalistic
(c) As ancient and honorable
(d) As macho

2. What lesson does Satrapi say she learned about confrontation?
(a) Avoid getting into a confrontation in the first place
(b) Shout louder
(c) Deny everything
(d) Give ground and ask for respect

3. How do Satrapi’s parents bring back rock and roll posters?
(a) They sew them into their jacket linings
(b) They cut them into small pieces
(c) They sewed them into stuffed animals
(d) They rolled them into their suitcases

4. What percentage of the Iranian pilots did not return from the attack on Iraq?
(a) A quarter
(b) All of them
(c) Half
(d) 75&

5. How long did Satrapi and her family have, once the alarms went off, before the missiles would strike?
(a) 6 minutes
(b) 3 minutes
(c) 15 seconds
(d) 30 seconds

6. How did Satrapi’s father get rid of the Guardians of the Revolution?
(a) He let them search the house
(b) He threatens them
(c) He appeals to nationalism
(d) He bribes them

7. How did Satrapi describe the war in her report for school?
(a) As a regional catastrophe
(b) As an historical event
(c) As a personal event
(d) As a nonincident

8. What advice does Satrapi’s grandmother give her?
(a) To speak her mind no matter what
(b) Not to let herself be bullied
(c) To keep her dignity
(d) To pick her battles

9. How does Satrapi characterize herself at age 14?
(a) A pleaser
(b) A rebel
(c) An invisible kid
(d) A bookworm

10. What work did Satrapi and her friends do for the war effort?
(a) Deliver aid to families
(b) Volunteer at hospitals
(c) Collects food for refugees
(d) Knit winter hoods for the troops

11. What does Satrapi tell Pardisse after they give their reports?
(a) That her father is someplace better
(b) That her father is a hero
(c) That she should be proud
(d) That she can think of other people who should have died

12. Where do Satrapi’s parents send her?
(a) France
(b) America
(c) Holland
(d) Austria

13. What is it that injects blood into the veins of society?
(a) Military victories
(b) Plenty of decent funding
(c) Learning and art dedicated to war
(d) The death of a martyr

14. Why does Satrapi have a hard time in school?
(a) She cannot do the work, so she undermines the teachers
(b) She cannot focus, and serves as a big distraction to the class
(c) She cannot accept the Islamic ideology when it is contra-factual
(d) She cannot restrain herself from acting out to get attention

15. What complaint does Satrapi’s father make about Iraqis in Chapter 11?
(a) They will enslave Iranians
(b) They will be worse than the Islamists
(c) They drive like maniacs
(d) Theywill destroy Iranian cultural icons

Short Answer Questions

1. How do Satrapi and her friends leave the school?

2. What did Satrapi’s mother make for her when she went to her first party?

3. How does Satrapi convey her newfound maturity in Chapter 15?

4. When did Satrapi’s mother meet her husband?

5. When does Satrapi say she kissed her childhood goodbye?

(see the answer keys)

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