Persepolis
Night
Vocabulary
Comparative Analysis
Misc.
100

Who is Marji’s uncle that is executed by the new regime?

Uncle Anoosh

100

Where is Elie Wiesel assigned to work?

Buna

100

N. Owner of a business or property

Proprietors

100

What theme appears in both Persepolis and Night?

Oppression

100

Who is the author of Night?

Elie Wiesel

200

What happens to many families after the revolution begins to turn violent?

They flee Iran / go into exile

200

Who holds power over prisoners besides the Nazis?

Kapos

200

N. A very small or inadequate amount of money paid to someone as an allowance

Pittance

200

Who are the oppressed groups in each text?

Jews (Night) & Women (Persepolis)

200

Rock, Paper, Scissors , whoever wins earns the points

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300

How does the government respond to the women’s protests about the veil?

With violence
300

What event deeply shakes Elie’s faith in this chapter?

The hanging of the pipel (young boy)

300

N.  identification with one's own nation and support for its interests

Nationalism

300

How does fear function in both texts?

It is used to control and silence people

300

What type of storytelling style is used in Persepolis?

Graphic novel

400

What does the veil symbolize in this chapter?

Control and oppression of women

400

How are prisoners silenced in the camps?

Fear of beatings and executions

400

N.  a sudden, illegal seizure of governmental power

Coup d’état

400

How do Elie and Marji similarly change?

They both lose their innocence and mature quickly

400

In Night, how are the prisoners acknowledged?

Numbers

500

What theme is reinforced through the government’s use of war?

Control through fear and nationalism

500

What major theme does Chapter 4 emphasize most strongly?

Dehumanization and loss of faith
500

Adj. describes something made of diverse parts, lacking uniformity

Heterogeneous

500

What is the shared message about power in both texts?

Power replaces freedom with control

500

What is the title of our presentation?

Silenced voices under oppression

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