Lovely Green Eyes: A Novel Quiz

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

What does it tell the reader that the narrator is not named until Part Four? (from Part 4 Chapter 10)

That his identity is a secret.

That the book has not been well edited.

That he was waiting to make a big announcement of his name.

That he is not important to the story.

2.

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)

Sibilance.

Simile.

Allegory.

Metaphor.

3.

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

Because she feels a close connection to God.

Because she hates the Germans.

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

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

4.

Why is it significant that Skinny knew that she would deny being Jewish before she was asked? (from Part 1 Chapter 2)

It means that she wishes she were Aryan.

It means that her desire to live is stronger than her faith.

It means that she has been carefully planning for this moment.

It means that she does not care that she is a traitor.

5.

Why does Skinny find that she is unable to condemn Mr. Slama for cutting the German soldiers' hair in Prague? (from Part 1 Chapter 4)

Because she likes him and does not want to think badly of the people she knew in Prague.

Because she has also chosen to work with the Germans rather than actively resisting.

Because she realizes that he has not done anything wrong.

Because she finds herself enjoying the company of a German officer and cannot judge him for doing the same.

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