Revolutionary Themes and Personal Reactions

Miss Michaela reads chapters from Persepolis, focusing on the impact of the Shah's rule, family stories, and social class issues. The narrative includes Grandma's hardships, Father's risky photography, and Mary's love story, highlighting the revolution's emotional and social dynamics. The video concludes with a demonstration on Black Friday, emphasizing the dangers and misunderstandings of the time.

What chapters are being covered in Miss Michaela's video?

• Chapters 5 and 6

• Chapters 1 and 2

• Chapters 3 and 4

• Chapters 4 and 5

What did Margie's grandma pretend to do to hide their poverty?

• Boil water as if cooking

• Sell homemade bread

• Sew clothes for neighbors

• Cook elaborate meals

Why did the Shah's promises fail to impress the population?

• They were too expensive

• They focused on foreign relations

• They ignored the people's needs

• They were never announced publicly

What was Margie's father's risky activity during the demonstrations?

• Taking photographs

• Leading protests

• Writing articles

• Giving speeches

How did the widow react to her husband's body being called a martyr?

• She joined the demonstration

• She protested

• She was confused

• She was proud

What did Margie do to better understand the revolution?

• Watched documentaries

• Attended rallies

• Read books

• Interviewed people

Who was Ali Ashraf Darvishyan compared to?

• Ernest Hemingway

• Charles Dickens

• Mark Twain

• Leo Tolstoy

What did Mary lie about in her letter to the neighbor's son?

• Her family background

• Her education

• Her age

• Her social class

What was the outcome of Margie and Mary's participation in the demonstration?

• They were arrested

• They were ignored

• They were praised

• They were scolded