Characters
literary devices
historical connections
plot
100

Whose point of view is the story in? 

Artie Spiegelman 

100

What figurative languge is Vladek using when telling the story? 

Flashblack 

100

Why does Vladek have a number on his arm? 

It was given to him as identification in the concentration camp 

100

What happens in the exposition? What does Artie ask Vladek? 

he convinces him to tell him his story for his comic/ graphic novel

200

Who commited suicide? 

Anja Spiegelman 

Arties mother 

200

What is the tone of the story? 

The tone of the story is depressing and sad

200

What night discusses Jews being beaten and their properties and items being destroyed? 

the night of the broken glass. 
200

What happened to Anja in the rising action? 

She gives birth and becomes sad 
300

Who is telling the Artie the story? 

His father Vladek Spiegelman 

300

What is the extended Metaphor? 

Germans are drawn as cats and Jews are drawn as mice. 

300

Why didn't Artie hear his mothers side of the story? 

His father burned his journals. 
300

What is the climax? 

They get sent to the concentration camp 
400

Who is the main character? 

Vladek Spiegelman


400

What was the Allusion where Vladek describes mice being beaten, taken away, or killed by Nazis and even German civillians, what is he Alluding to? 

The night of the broken glass


400

Who do cats represent in the story? 

Germans 

400

What was not explicitly stated? 

when Vladek was freed. 

500

Who was posioned during the holocaust? 

Ricieu Spiegelman 

500
How does Art Spiegelman use imagery? 

to describe the characters 

500

What do pigs represent in the story? 

Polish people 

500

Why did Anja commit suicide? 

Survivors guilt. 
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