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The Muralist Quiz

B. A. Shapiro

This Study Guide consists of approximately 132 pages of chapter summaries, quotes, character analysis, themes, and more - everything you need to sharpen your knowledge of The Muralist.

The Muralist by B. A. Shapiro

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+Chapters Summary and Analysis

Preface - Chapter 2

Chapters 8 - 10

Chapters 11 - 13

Chapters 14 - 16

Chapters 17 - 19

Chapters 20 - 22

Chapters 23 - 26

Chapters 27 - 30

Chapters 31 - 34

Chapters 35 - 38

Chapters 39 - 41

Chapters 42 - 44

Chapters 45 - 48

Chapters 49 - 51

Chapters 52 - 53

Chapter 54 - Acknowledgments

Symbols and Symbolism

Themes and Motifs

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

What elements does Breckinridge Long use to enhance his authority during his speech? (from Chapters 14 - 16)

Misinformation, lies, and public speaking skills.

Misinformation, lies, and outright anti-Semitism.

Misinformation, outright anti-Semitism, and public speaking skills.

Misinformation, outright anti-Semitism, and prejudice.

2.

What elements are present in the opinion-editorial article on Alizée? (from Chapters 23 - 26)

Irony, anti-Semitism, misogyny.

Irony, anti-Immigrant sentiment, misogyny.

Irony, misinformation, analogy.

Irony, misogyny, misinformation.

3.

Why do Mark, Lee, Bill, and Jack agree to help Alizée paint 'Montage'? (from Chapters 35 - 38)

They want to support her and recognize that her piece could inspire political change.

They want to be part of a masterful project of Abstract Expressionism.

They are sympathetic toward Alizée and her family.

They view it as a brilliant artistic opportunity and think the career benefits outweigh the risks.

4.

How does Alizée rationalize leaving Bloom Sanatorium after two days? (from Chapters 52 - 53)

She is convinced that she can only save her family if she leaves for France immediately.

She fears that the government will find her at the sanatorium if she stays longer.

She believes she can keep her symptoms under control for her journey to France.

She believes that she only needed a brief rest and that Mark exaggerated her symptoms.

5.

Which elements are present in Chapter 17? (from Chapters 17 - 19)

Irony, dissociation from reality, analogy.

Anti-Semitism, irony, dissociation from reality.

Anti-Semitism, hyberbole, symbolism.

Dissociation from reality, hyperbole, metaphor.

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