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Loop Quiz

Brenda Lozano

This Study Guide consists of approximately 31 pages of chapter summaries, quotes, character analysis, themes, and more - everything you need to sharpen your knowledge of Loop.

Loop by Brenda Lozano

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+Chapters Summary and Analysis

Chapters 10 - 14

Chapters 15 - 20

Chapters 21 - 30

Symbols and Symbolism

Themes and Motifs

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Brenda Lozano

This Study Guide consists of approximately 31 pages of chapter summaries, quotes, character analysis, themes, and more - everything you need to sharpen your knowledge of Loop.

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

Why does the narrator contemplate the need for acts of love to be seen? (from Chapters 5 - 9)

The narrator is comparing Jonás’ acts of love to Ernesto’s.

The narrator thinks acts of love are artificial.

The narrator wishes Jonás could know how much she loves him.

The narrator is questioning how Jonás shows his love.

2.

Why does the narrator give Jonás a notebook just like hers? (from Chapters 1 - 4)

The narrator wants to read what Jonás writes while he is gone.

The narrator wants to give Jonás something to remember her by.

Jonás has always wanted a notebook like hers.

The narrator wants them to feel connected.

3.

Why does the narrator become fearful about dying in her sleep? (from Chapters 10 - 14)

No one will find her in the apartment.

The narrator is scared her death will be hard on Jonás.

The narrator does not feel like she has any control in her life.

The narrator does not want to die alone.

4.

Why does the narrator love that she has turned into a swallow? (from Chapters 5 - 9)

It makes the narrator feel like she can escape.

It makes the narrator feel closer to Jonás.

It is inspiration for a series of drawing the narrator is working on.

The narrator thinks she looks graceful flapping her arms.

5.

Why does the narrator compare the death of Jonás’ mother to the death of an ex-boyfriend’s father? (from Chapters 5 - 9)

The narrator thinks Jonás is making too big of a deal out of his mother’s death.

The narrator wants to write a short story about the two deaths.

The narrator is trying to make sense of her place in Jonás’ life now.

The narrator wants Jonás to talk to her ex-boyfriend.

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