Persepolis

Question 1

Authors perspective

Answer 1

The authors view of a topic or idea or event or general world

Question 2

Authors purpose

Answer 2

Authors motivation for writing a text specifically as it relates to impact on the reader

Question 3

Belligerent

Answer 3

Aggressive or eager to fight

Question 4

Bleak

Answer 4

Not hopeful or encouraging

Question 5

Central idea

Answer 5

The most important idea the author is communicating to the reader in a nonfiction text

Question 6

Circ

Answer 6

Ring

Question 7

Circum

Answer 7

Around

Question 8

Circumspect

Answer 8

Careful to consider all possible consequences

Question 9

Compulsory

Answer 9

Require by law

Question 10

Defeatist

Answer 10

Someone who expected or accepts defeat easily

Question 11

Frame

Answer 11

The border of a comic

Question 12

Gutter

Answer 12

Space in between pannels

Question 13

Mood

Answer 13

Emotional atmosphere of a scene in the text

Question 14

Narrative box

Answer 14

A box of a comic where information is shared

Question 15

Overt

Answer 15

Done openly

Question 16

Panel

Answer 16

A single drawing inside a frame

Question 17

Perpetrate

Answer 17

To commit a crime

Question 18

Repressive

Answer 18

Oppressive limiting freedom

Question 19

Secular

Answer 19

Not religious

Question 20

Solidarity

Answer 20

Unity or agreement amount individuals with common interests

Question 21

Speech bubble

Answer 21

A circular outline with a characters dialogue

Question 22

Splash page

Answer 22

A page taken up by one huge panel

Question 23

Thematic topic

Answer 23

A one word phase that the describes the topic of a section of text

Question 24

Theme

Answer 24

The authors message about how the world works

Question 25

Thought bubble

Answer 25

A cloud shaped outline containing a characters unspoken thoughts

Question 26

Tumultuous

Answer 26

Full of confusion change or uncertainty