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The Muralist Quiz

B. A. Shapiro

This Study Guide consists of approximately 132 pages of chapter summaries, quotes, character analysis, themes, and more - everything you need to sharpen your knowledge of The Muralist.

The Muralist by B. A. Shapiro

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+Chapters Summary and Analysis

Preface - Chapter 2

Chapters 8 - 10

Chapters 11 - 13

Chapters 14 - 16

Chapters 17 - 19

Chapters 20 - 22

Chapters 23 - 26

Chapters 27 - 30

Chapters 31 - 34

Chapters 35 - 38

Chapters 39 - 41

Chapters 42 - 44

Chapters 45 - 48

Chapters 49 - 51

Chapters 52 - 53

Chapter 54 - Acknowledgments

Symbols and Symbolism

Themes and Motifs

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

What do the circumstances of Chapters 8 and 9 foreshadow? (from Chapters 8 - 10)

Alizée's inevitable heartbreak over Mark, who is a married man.

The imminent deaths of Alizée's family during the Holocaust.

Alizée's stay in a mental institution.

Alizée becoming one of the first artists to paint abstract art for the WPA.

2.

Which of the following is hinted at in Chapter 37? (from Chapters 35 - 38)

Alizée may have returned to France before America entered the war.

Alizée may have been involuntarily committed to Bloom Sanatorium.

The painting Danielle's grandmother passed on to her may be part of 'Montage'.

Alizée may have disappeared as a result of her political activism.

3.

What does Alizée’s painting 'Turned' represent for her personally? (from Chapters 20 - 22)

A means of emotionally connecting with her family through art.

Artistic inspiration as an emotional response to anti-Immigrant sentiment.

Taking a political stance and fighting injustice through art.

The artistic product of ongoing stress and mental illness.

4.

How does Alizée react to Tante's letter? (from Chapters 27 - 30)

She screams and cries, destroying objects in her apartment.

She experiences depersonalization and a break from reality.

She confides in Mark, who attempts to reassure Alizée that she will soon obtain visas.

She experiences paranoia and mood swings.

5.

What elements are present in the opinion-editorial article on Alizée? (from Chapters 23 - 26)

Irony, anti-Immigrant sentiment, misogyny.

Irony, misinformation, analogy.

Irony, anti-Semitism, misogyny.

Irony, misogyny, misinformation.

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