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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 10 Two Riders Were Approaching....

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Tales of the Black Freighter is known for being . . .
(a) A fun comic suitable for all ages.
(b) Notoriously badly written.
(c) Notoriously violent and horrific.
(d) Famously innovative and amusing.

2. Why doesn't Jon recall his life in chronological order?
(a) His memory has been damaged.
(b) It is part of the postmodernist structure of the novel.
(c) The story is interrupted in the telling.
(d) His vision is sometimes distorted by subatomic events.

3. What motivates the protagonist in the Black Freighter comic books?
(a) His desire to protect his family from the Russians.
(b) His desire to buy back the family mansion.
(c) His desire to protect himself from the pirates.
(d) His desire to protect his family from pirates.

4. What place does this section have in the structure of the graphic novel?
(a) It winds up the story of the Minutemen costumed heroes.
(b) It profiles all the costumed heroes.
(c) It begins a new segment of narrative.
(d) It opens up discussion about costumed heroes.

5. Why is this autobiography important?
(a) It will be the subject of a major film.
(b) It shows us how to write postmodern fiction.
(c) It exposes corruption within the world of costumed heroes.
(d) It provides interest and also information about the main characters.

Short Answer Questions

1. How did the United States come to win the Vietnam War in 1971?

2. What is the significance of the information given in this section?

3. Who was the author of the document presented here?

4. In Arizona, Dr Manhattan retrieves something of value to him. What is this?

5. What is Professor Glass's normal job?

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