War of the Wall

At the end of the story, the neighbors realize that

• the mural is unattractive

• the mural shows only famous people

• the have misjudged the painter lady

• they will have to pay for the paint

• all of the above.

What causes the conflict between the narrator and the painter lady?

• her dislike of the town's food

• her disrespect towards the neighborhood kids by not speaking to them

• her desire to paint the wall that the neighborhood kids like to use

• her discrimination as seen in who she did and did not paint on the wall

What was the theme of "War of the Wall"?

What is the setting of "Word of the Wall"

• fast food restaurant

• a big city

• a small community

• a farmhouse

What is the main conflict in 'War of the Wall'?

• A) The painter lady wants to paint over a community wall.

• B) The narrator wants to sell the wall.

• C) The community wants to demolish the wall.

• D) The painter lady wants to buy the wall.

What is the primary theme of 'War of the Wall'?

• A) The importance of art in community.

• B) The conflict between urban and rural life.

• C) The struggle for power.

• D) The value of friendship.

Which character in 'War of the Wall' is an outsider to the community?

• A) The narrator

• B) The painter lady

• C) The narrator's cousin

• D) The store owner

What does the wall symbolize in 'War of the Wall'?

• A) Division

• B) Unity and community heritage

• C) Wealth

• D) Power

How does the community initially react to the painter lady in 'War of the Wall'?

• A) They welcome her warmly.

• B) They are indifferent to her presence.

• C) They are suspicious and unwelcoming.

• D) They immediately admire her work.

What literary device is predominantly used in 'War of the Wall' to convey the community's feelings?

• A) Metaphor

• B) Simile

• C) Irony

• D) Personification