No One Writes to the Colonel and Other Stories Quiz

Gabriel García Márquez

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+Chapters Summary and Analysis

No One Writes to the Colonel, Part 1

No One Writes to the Colonel, Part 2

No One Writes to the Colonel, Part 3

No One Writes to the Colonel, Part 4

Big Mama’s Funeral, Part 1

Big Mama’s Funeral, Part 2

Big Mama’s Funeral, Part 3

Big Mama’s Funeral, Part 4

Big Mama’s Funeral, Part 5

Big Mama's Funeral, Part 6

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No One Writes to the Colonel and Other Stories Quiz

No One Writes to the Colonel and Other Stories Quiz

What does the boy leave behind on the train? (from Big Mama’s Funeral, Part 4)

In this section, the young man who repaired the clock tells the colonel that there will be a bill for the completed work once the rooster has won the cockfight. What incident, earlier in the narrative, does this moment echo? (from No One Writes to the Colonel, Part 2)

Domaso's decision to return the billiard balls echoes the actions of which character in an earlier story, and why? (from Big Mama’s Funeral, Part 2)

Tuesday Siesta - What were the circumstances surrounding the death of the woman's son? (from Big Mama’s Funeral, Part 1)

Given the novel's themes, what is the most likely reason that the colonel experiences a similarity between the feelings of the town in the aftermath of the cockfight and the aftermath of the political rally? (from No One Writes to the Colonel, Part 4)