All the Light We Cannot See

What does Marie Laure's father do when she goes blind?

• PATIENTLY CREATES TOOLS, SUCH AS A MODEL OF THEIR NEIGHBOURHOOD, TO HELP MARIE-LAURE NAVIGATE HER BLINDNESS

• GIVES UP AND JUST SITS QUIETLY BY MARIE-LAURE’S BED

• HIRES AN ASSISTANT TO HELP HER NAVIGATE HER BLINDNESS

• TELLS THE NEIGHBORS THEY ARE CURSED AND GETS MAD WHEN MARIE-LAURE KNOCKS THINGS OVER

Marie-Laure’s father’s actions after she becomes blind demonstrate which of these themes:

• HUMANISM AND IMAGINATION

• IMAGINATION AND FAMILIAL LOVE

• FAMILIAL LOVE AND NATIONALISM

• NATIONALISM AND HUMANISM

Which comparison is used to describe cannon in Saint Malo?

• THE CANNON’S STINGING POWER IS COMPARED TO THAT OF A QUEEN BEE

• THE CANNON IS COMPARED TO A QUEEN BEE, IN THE MANNER IN WHICH SHE IS RESPECTED BY THE MEN USING HER, WHO ARE COMPARED TO WORKER BEES

• A METAPHOR COMPARES WAY THE MEN TREAT THE CANON WITH THE RESPECT AND ADMIRATION THE NAZIS FEEL FOR HITLER

• THE CANNON’S POWER IS COMPARED TO THE POWER OF THE RADIO

Where is Etienne during the bombing of Saint-Malo?

• THE CHATEAU

• FORT NATIONAL

• PARIS

• NUMBER 4 RUE VAUBOREL

What kind of literary element is used in the following quote: “You will become like a waterfall, a volley of bullets—you will all surge in the same direction at the same pace toward the same cause. You will forgo comforts; you will live by duty alone. You will eat country and breathe nation.”

• Metaphor

• Synecdoche

• Parallelism

• All of the above

What does Marie-Laure count on the streets in order to find her way through the cities she lives in?

• Signs

• Benches

• Sounds

• Drains

What objects fill Marie-Laure’s room in Paris?

• Fish

• Shells

• Pebbels

Werner and his sister often use which vehicle to explore?

• A BOAT THEY MADE

• NONE, THEY DO NOT OFTEN LEAVE THEIR HOME

• RIDING THE LOCAL BUS

• A WAGON

Werner’s talent for engineering and science is recognized by:

• All

• Jutta

• Hauptmann

• Siedler

Which of the answers best describes the themes highlighted in Werner’s relationship with Jutta, and Marie-Laure’s relationship with her father?

• IMAGINATION AND NATIONALISM

• FAMILIAL LOVE AND NATIONALISM

• IMAGINATION AND FAMILIAL LOVE

• SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY