Invisible man by Ralph Ellison, chapters 6 to 11

What event does the narrator participate in that reflects the racial tensions of the time?

• A) A graduation ceremony

• B) A fight

• C) A community meeting

• D) A talent show

Who is Dr. Bledsoe, and what role does he play in the narrator's life?

• A) A mentor and supporter

• B) The college president who betrays him

• C) A friend from the narrator's childhood

• D) A local politician

What does the narrator learn about the 'social contract' in these chapters?

• A) It is fair and just for everyone

• B) It is often manipulated by those in power

• C) It guarantees freedom for all

• D) It has no relevance to his life

Which character symbolizes the complexities of identity and invisibility for the narrator?

• A) The narrator’s grandfather

• B) The veteran at the Golden Day

• C) The narrator's professor

• D) A member of the Brotherhood

What is the significance of the 'Battle Royal' in the story?

• A) It represents the struggle for power and recognition

• B) It is a celebration of black culture

• C) It highlights the unity among black men

• D) It serves as a distraction from real issues

Describe the narrator’s feelings towards his education and how they evolve in these chapters.

How does the narrator's experience in the "Battle Royal" affect his understanding of his place in society?

What role does the theme of invisibility play in the interactions the narrator has with Dr. Bledsoe and others?

Discuss the significance of the narrator's grandfather's advice and how it impacts his actions.

How does the setting of these chapters contribute to the overall themes of the novel?