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Twilight: Los Angeles, 1992 Quiz

Anna Deavere Smith

This Study Guide consists of approximately 79 pages of chapter summaries, quotes, character analysis, themes, and more - everything you need to sharpen your knowledge of Twilight.

Twilight: Los Angeles, 1992 by Anna Deavere Smith

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+Chapters Summary and Analysis

Prologue, My Enemy

The Territory, These Curious People

The Territory, When I Finally Got My Vision/Nightclothes

The Territory, They

The Territory, Broad Daylight

The Territory, Surfer's Desert

The Territory, Lightning But No Rain

The Territory, A Bloodstained Banner

Here's A Nobody, Carmen

Here's A Nobody, Where the Water Is

Here's A Nobody, Indelible Substance

Here's A Nobody, Your Heads in Shame

Here's A Nobody, Magic

Here's A Nobody, Hammer

The War Zone, Riot

The War Zone, Messages

The War Zone, "Don't Shoot"

The War Zone, Butta Boom

The War Zone, War Zone

The War Zone, Bubble Gum Machine Man

The War Zone, A Weird Common Thread in Our Lives

The War Zone, A Badge of Courage

The War Zone, To Look Like Girls from Little

The War Zone, National Guard

The War Zone, That's Another Story

The War Zone, Godzilla

The War Zone, Kinda Lonely

The War Zone, To Drive

The War Zone, And in My Heart for Him

The War Zone, Execution Style

The War Zone, The Beverly Hills Hotel

The War Zone, I Was Scared

The War Zone, The Unheard

The War Zone, Washington

The War Zone, Trophies

The War Zone, It's Awful Hard to Break Away

The War Zone, Human Remains

Twilight, Long Day's Journey into Night

Twilight, I Remember Going...

Twilight, A Jungian Collective Unconscious

Twilight, Application of the Laws

Twilight, Something Cooking Here

Twilight, A Deadeye

Twilight, Ask Saddam Hussein

Twilight, Twilight #1

Twilight, Magic #2

Justice, Screw through Your Chest

Justice, Swallowing the Bitterness

Justice, Limbo/Twilight #2

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Historical Context

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Critical Essay #1

Critical Essay #2

Critical Essay #3

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

What comment does Julio Menjivar hear from the police officers who are passing by the looting scene? (from The War Zone, To Look Like Girls from Little)

An expression of fear.

A joke about how pleasant it would be if a fire was started.

A threat about starting a fire in the neighborhood.

They said that it was fine that they were destroying their own neighborhood.

2.

According to Betye Saar, how do some people view magic? (from Twilight, Magic #2)

It is the work of Satan.

Saar did not say anything about the sky that night.

It is considered an entertainment.

Magic is always well-accepted.

3.

Why is Twilight Bey nicknamed "Twilight"? (from Justice, Limbo/Twilight #2)

He stays out all night until the sun comes out.

He does not go out during the daytime.

He is an albino.

He is afraid of the sunlight.

4.

How does Twilight Bey describe himself? (from Justice, Limbo/Twilight #2)

A stallion.

A watchdog.

A bullfrog.

A pitbull.

5.

What happens when Captain Lane Haywood gets up on the roof to handle the fire better? (from The War Zone, A Weird Common Thread in Our Lives)

It suddenly rains.

The roof collapses and he becomes trapped in the fire.

Some of the rioters stop him from coming down.

He finds himself and his men targets of the gunfire.

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