TEMAS DEL CORONEL NO TIENE QUIEN LE ESCRIBA

What is the central theme of violence depicted in 'El coronel no tiene quien le escriba' by Gabriel García Márquez?

• Violence as a rare occurrence that shocks the characters

• Violence as a subtle, pervasive presence in the lives of the townspeople

• Violence as a form of entertainment

• Violence as a method of political reform

How is the town described in 'El coronel no tiene quien le escriba' affected by violence?

• The town is experiencing its first natural death in many years

• The town is under constant surveillance and censorship

• The town is celebrating a festival

• The town is unaffected by any acts of violence

What role does the priest play in the perpetuation of violence in the novel?

• He censors movies and registers attendees despite threats

• He leads protests against the oppressive regime

• He provides sanctuary to victims of violence

• He is indifferent to the violence around him

What is the central theme of the resistance described in the novel?

• Economic reform

• Educational reform

• Political freedom

• Technological advancement

Who is primarily responsible for disseminating censored news and materials in the novel?

• The doctor

• The teacher

• The mayor

• The journalist

What does the protagonist see as the only way to live a dignified old age?

• Through receiving a pension

• By leaving the country

• By gaining political power

• Through family support

What represents a key hope for change in the protagonist's life, according to the novel?

• A new government

• The arrival of foreign aid

• The receipt of a pension

• A revolution

What does the routine of the main character symbolize in the novel?

• A form of protest against the oppressive regime

• A strategy to maintain hope by repeating actions identically every week

• A way to show despair and resignation

• An attempt to forget the past

What is the collective and individual destiny of the people in the novel based on?

• Fear and submission

• Hope and patience

• Anger and revenge

• Indifference and isolation

What is the immediate and urgent reality of the protagonist and his wife in the novel?

• Political activism

• Economic prosperity

• Daily misery and struggle

• Social acceptance