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Reputations Quiz

Juan Gabriel Vásquez

This Study Guide consists of approximately 48 pages of chapter summaries, quotes, character analysis, themes, and more - everything you need to sharpen your knowledge of Reputations.

Reputations by Juan Gabriel Vásquez

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+Chapters Summary and Analysis

Chapter 1 pgs 3-18

Chapter 1 pgs 18-37

Chapter 1 pgs 38-63

Chapter 2 pgs 68-94

Chapter 2 pgs 94-106

Chapter 2 pgs 106-129

Chapter 3 pgs 133-150

Chapter 3 pgs 150-177

Chapter 3 pgs 178-187

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Reputations Quiz

Juan Gabriel Vásquez

This Study Guide consists of approximately 48 pages of chapter summaries, quotes, character analysis, themes, and more - everything you need to sharpen your knowledge of Reputations.

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

Why did Mallarino decide to throw a party in his new house in the mountains? (from Chapter 2 pgs 68-94)

It was to be a housewarming party.

To celebrate his bachelorhood.

To make the house seem normal for Beatriz.

To lure Magdalena to the house and hope she would live there with him.

2.

In the right context, why was the caricature Mallarino drew about Cuéllar after the 1982 party so offensive? (from Chapter 2 pgs 106-129)

It suggested Cuéllar was not fit to be a congressman.

It suggested Cuéllar had no pride.

It suggested that Cuéllar was weak.

It suggested Cuéllar was a child molester.

3.

What are the two things that Mallarino says have not changed in his forty years of drawing caricatures? (from Chapter 1 pgs 38-63)

What angers people and what scares people.

What worries people and what makes them laugh.

What pleases people and what angers them.

What political views people have and what religion they practice.

4.

Why did Mallarino think the way Leal was carrying Samanta out was strange? (from Chapter 2 pgs 94-106)

He had his left hand positioned as if he were covering her bottom up.

He carried her as if he was afraid he was hurting her.

He carried her as if he had never done so before.

He did not carry her but was trying to make her walk.

5.

Why did Mallarino start drawing political caricatures? (from Chapter 1 pgs 18-37)

He wanted to follow in Rendón's footsteps.

As a way to earn money until he could begin painting.

It was his dream job.

He drew his first cartoon as a joke and realized he was good at it.

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