Love Is Love Quiz

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Questions 1-5 of 32:

1.

Which "beauties," familiar from literature and popular culture, appear in Comic 75? (from Comics 75 - 83)

Belle (Beauty and the Beast), Cinderella (Cinderella), and Christine (Phantom of the Opera).

Esmeralda (Hunchback of Notre Dame), Belle (Beauty and the Beast), and Snow White (Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs).

Esmeralda (Hunchback of Notre Dame), Belle (Beauty and the Beast), and Christine (Phantom of the Opera).

Supergirl, Belle (Beauty and the Beast), and Christine (Phantom of the Opera).

2.

Comic 10 contains a fact-based representation of a text sent from the nightclub in the middle of the shooting: “Mommy, I love you.” What is the most likely reason the text was sent? (from Comics 6 - 12)

The sender believed that his mother did not know he loved her.

The sender was sending a trial message to make sure his phone had not been damaged in the attack.

The sender believed that he was about to be killed.

The sender believed that his mother was about to be killed.

3.

What kind of animal is left behind in Comic 33? (from Comics 26 – 33)

A bird.

A fish.

A dog.

A cat.

4.

Which superhero wields the rainbow flag in Comic 92? (from Comics 92 – 98)

Batman.

Poison Ivy.

Superman.

Batwoman.

5.

Which super-character is the central character of 118, and why is the character unique? (from Comics 114 – Afterword)

Bizarro: he is unique because he is an openly gay representation of the traditionally heterosexual Superman.

Bizarro: he is unique because he is a happy, celebratory version of the more darkly mysterious Batman.

Bizarro: he is unique because he is a portrayal of a normal person with bizarre super-powers.

Bizarro: he is unique because he is a perverse, destructive version of the heroic Superman.

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