Tangerine Part 2 Literary Analysis Quiz

What is an example of internal conflict in "Tangerine"?

• Paul's struggle with his vision impairment.

• The tension between Paul's family and the community.

• The environmental issues affecting the tangerine groves.

• The rivalry between Tangerine Middle School and Lake Windsor Middle School.

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Identify an external conflict in "Tangerine."

• Paul's feelings of inadequacy compared to his brother.

• The fight between Joey and other soccer players.

• Paul's internal debate about telling the truth.

• Erik's decision about his future career.

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How is Paul Fisher characterized in "Tangerine"?

• As aggressive and confrontational.

• As observant and thoughtful.

• As indifferent and passive.

• As dishonest and manipulative.

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What theme is prominently explored in "Tangerine"?

• The importance of sportsmanship.

• The impact of environmental change.

• The struggle for personal identity.

• The dynamics of family relationships.

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Which motif is recurrent throughout "Tangerine" and provides depth to the narrative?

• Natural disasters.

• Vision and perception.

• High school sports.

• Parental expectations.

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How does the external conflict involving the muck fires contribute to the theme of community in "Tangerine"?

• It shows the community's indifference to natural disasters.

• It highlights the community's resilience and unity in facing challenges

• It demonstrates the community's reliance or dependence on local government.

• It has no significant impact on the theme of community.

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Which type of figurative language is used when describing the muck fire in "Tangerine"?

• Simile

• Metaphor

• Personification

• Hyperbole

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What does the author's use of detailed soccer game descriptions in "Tangerine" suggest about his purpose?

• To highlight the importance of sports in school.

• To use soccer as a metaphor for life's challenges.

• To provide a detailed account of Paul's school activities.

• To fill the narrative with action-packed scenes.

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How does the characterization of Erik Fisher contribute to the theme of identity in "Tangerine"?

• By showing the contrast between his public image and private actions.

• By demonstrating his leadership in sports.

• By highlighting his academic achievements.

• By detailing his friendships at school.

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What role does the motif of vision play in understanding the theme of perception in "Tangerine"?

• It shows the literal challenges Paul faces with his eyesight.

• It symbolizes the characters' ability to see the truth.

• It represents the community's oversight of environmental issues.

• All of the above.

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