Invisible Man: Analysis of Major Characters Quiz: Quick Quiz

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Invisible Man

Ralph Ellison

Analysis of Major Characters Quiz

1 of 5
What word best describes the narrator before he joins the Brotherhood?

2 of 5
Brother Jack's glass eye symbolizes his ___.

3 of 5
Ras the Exhorter has a great deal in common with which real-life historical figure?

4 of 5
Which character did Ellison create to symbolize the Communist party's betrayal of the black community in the 1940s?

5 of 5
The narrator's "invisibility" represents a rebellion against ___.

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1 of 5 What word best describes the narrator before he joins the Brotherhood?

2 of 5 Brother Jack's glass eye symbolizes his ___.

3 of 5 Ras the Exhorter has a great deal in common with which real-life historical figure?

4 of 5 Which character did Ellison create to symbolize the Communist party's betrayal of the black community in the 1940s?

5 of 5 The narrator's "invisibility" represents a rebellion against ___.