Persepolis Final Test

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What does Marji believe is her 'destiny' as a child before the Revolution?

Back

To become a prophet.

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How old is Marji at the end of the book 'Persepolis'?

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14.

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What advice does Marjane’s grandmother give her before she left Iran?

Back

To keep her dignity.

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How does Marjane learn that her friend has been killed?

Back

She sees her bracelet in the rubble.

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What is the result of the confrontation involving Satrapi and her teacher over Satrapi’s bracelet?

Back

She has to be expelled.

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What is the significance of the veil in 'Persepolis'?

Back

It symbolizes the restrictions placed on women and the loss of personal freedom.

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How does Marji's understanding of her identity evolve throughout 'Persepolis'?

Back

She grapples with her Iranian identity and the impact of the Revolution on her life.

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What role does family play in Marji's life in 'Persepolis'?

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Her family provides support, guidance, and a sense of history amidst political turmoil.

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What does Marji's relationship with her parents reveal about her character?

Back

It shows her rebellious spirit and desire for independence.

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How does the theme of war manifest in 'Persepolis'?

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It affects Marji's childhood, shaping her views on violence and loss.