The Bicycle Persepolis

What can be inferred about the societal context of Iran during the time of "The Bicycle"?

• It was a period of great economic prosperity.

• It was a time of significant political and social upheaval.

• Society was very supportive of individual freedoms.

• The country was isolated from the rest of the world.

The revolution in Iran is compared to what object?

• A Ferris wheel

• A bicycle

• A Car

• A War

What was Marjane's mom protesting, and what was she afraid of?

• She was protesting the veil, and she was afraid of recognition and retaliation.

• She was protesting western culture, and she was afraid of being made fun of.

• She was protesting the Shah, and she was afraid of being imprisoned.

Why did Marjane say "The revolution is like a bicycle"?

• Because it was obligatory to wear the veil

• Because when the wheels don't turn, it falls

• Because she had a big head

• Because the revolution was obligatory in a country

What is the primary theme explored in 'The Bicycle' section of Persepolis?

• A) Economic growth

• B) Political revolution

• C) Technological advancement

• D) Environmental conservation

Which literary device is predominantly used in 'The Bicycle' to convey the author's message?

• A) Metaphor

• B) Simile

• C) Hyperbole

• D) Personification

In 'The Bicycle', what does the bicycle symbolize?

• A) Freedom

• B) Stability

• C) Revolution

• D) Tradition

How does the author of Persepolis use imagery in 'The Bicycle' to depict the atmosphere of Iran?

• A) By describing the lush landscapes

• B) By illustrating the chaos and unrest

• C) By focusing on the technological advancements

• D) By highlighting the cultural festivals

What narrative perspective is used in 'The Bicycle' section of Persepolis?

• A) First-person

• B) Second-person

• C) Third-person limited

• D) Third-person omniscient

Which character in 'The Bicycle' represents the voice of reason?

• A) Marjane's father

• B) Marjane's mother

• C) Marjane's grandmother

• D) Marjane herself