Oranges are Not the Only Fruit: Themes, Motifs, and Symbols Quiz: Quick Quiz

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Oranges are Not the Only Fruit

Jeanette Winterson

Themes, Motifs, and Symbols Quiz

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What idea does Winterson call into question by arguing that all narratives are both true and fictional?

2 of 5
What mythological trope does Winterson use to frame her narrative?

3 of 5
With what motif does Winterson represent an individual's ability either to accept or reject socially dominant ideologies?

4 of 5
What motif does Winterson use to contrast Jeanette's lifestyle with the lifestyles of most church members?

5 of 5
What object symbolizes both a weapon and a way home for Jeanette?

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1 of 5 What idea does Winterson call into question by arguing that all narratives are both true and fictional?

2 of 5 What mythological trope does Winterson use to frame her narrative?

3 of 5 With what motif does Winterson represent an individual's ability either to accept or reject socially dominant ideologies?

4 of 5 What motif does Winterson use to contrast Jeanette's lifestyle with the lifestyles of most church members?

5 of 5 What object symbolizes both a weapon and a way home for Jeanette?