Symbolism
Marji
Graphic Novel
Literary Devices
Random
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The Veil

To some, it symbolizes modesty. To others, it symbolizes oppression.

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Age Marjane is when the novel begins

10

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a single drawing that makes up part of the comic strip and contains one segment of action

panel

100

the use of symbols to represent ideas or qualities.

symbol

100

Marji's mom had to do what after her photo was in the paper?

dye her hair, wear sunglasses

200

The Bicycle

The revolution is like this to Marji. Without progression, it will  fail.

200

What does Marji want to be when she grows up?

A prophet

200

the space in between panels that represents a change in time or location

gutter

200

comparing two unlike things not using like or as

metaphor

200

At the end of the novel, Marji has to...

leave her family

300

The Sheep

These symbolize those blindly obey and follow the Shah’s rules

300

Marji's beloved uncle

Anoosh

300

tells the reader the location, time, date, or gives voice to a narrator; it is usually a different color or a shape

caption 

300

struggle with outside forces

external conflict

300

In a graphic novel, one must read in what direction?

left to right, top to bottom

400

The Water Cell

Marji tries to understand this persecution that her grandfather received

400

Who is the artist Marji listens to?

Kim Wilde

400

shows the character’s thoughts as opposed to words

Thought Balloon

400

struggle with oneself

internal conflict

400

What genre is Persepolis considered?

A graphic memoir 

500

The Letter

his symbolizes the value of education and the difference between the classes.

500

Who does Marji accidentally slap?

The Principal

500

shows what is being said out loud

dialogue balloon

500

persuasive devices (3)

ethos, pathos, logos

500
Is this Zezza's favorite novel we read?

yes

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