Lovely Green Eyes: A Novel Quiz

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

What literary technique is being employed when Obersturmfuhrer Sarazin describes the pile of corpses as "interlaced with each other like plaited rolls or Christmas loaves" (122)? (from Part 2 Chapter 8)

Allegory.

Sibilance.

Metaphor.

Simile.

2.

Hauptsturmfuhrer Hanisch-Sacher is reminded of the field prostitutes when he thinks of dog fighting. What is the link between the two? (from Part 1 Chapter 2)

He would like to force the women to fight to the death, like the dogs.

They are both doing whatever is necessary to try to survive.

The girls have been acting like dogs, fighting with each other.

He considers prostitutes to be no better or more valuable than dogs.

3.

Why does Madam Kulikowa feel like a Jew when Oberfuhrer Schimmelpfennig tells her her sentence? (from Part 4 Chapter 14)

Because she knows she is going to die but has done nothing to deserve it.

Because she is frantically thinking of ways to try to survive.

Because she feels a close connection to God.

Because she hates the Germans.

4.

How does Obersturmfuhrer Sarazin's description of beauty compare to what other people might perceive? (from Part 4 Chapter 13)

His view exaggerates the ordinary to make it appear more beautiful than others would perceive.

His view is distorted and glorifies parts of humanity others would see as ugly.

His view is accurate and provides a good example of a universal definition.

His view minimizes beauty in the world and he sees only ugliness and greyness.

5.

How is Skinny likely to be feeling while working with the nurses following the train derailment? (from Part 4 Chapter 11)

Contented.

Contemplative.

Confused.

Conflicted.

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