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A Contract With God
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"A Contract With God" Quiz

A collection of four interconnected stories exploring themes of faith, morality, and the human experience in a Bronx tenement.

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  1. Discuss the significance of the title 'A Contract With God' and how it relates to the overall themes of the book.
  2. Analyze the role of religion in the lives of the characters in 'A Contract With God.' How does their faith affect their actions and decisions?
  3. Examine the use of symbolism in 'A Contract With God.' How does Eisner use visual imagery to convey deeper meanings and emotions?
  4. Discuss the theme of morality and ethics in 'A Contract With God.' How do the characters grapple with right and wrong in the face of difficult circumstances?
  5. Explore the representation of urban life in 'A Contract With God.' How does Eisner depict the cityscape and its impact on the characters' lives?
  6. Analyze the structure and narrative techniques used in 'A Contract With God.' How does Eisner craft the story to evoke certain emotions and engage the reader?
  7. Discuss the role of art and storytelling in 'A Contract With God.' How does Eisner utilize the medium of graphic novels to convey his message effectively?
  8. Examine the theme of loss and grief in 'A Contract With God.' How do the characters cope with tragedy and navigate their way through the stages of mourning?
  9. Compare and contrast the various stories within 'A Contract With God.' How do they intersect thematically and contribute to the overall narrative?
  10. Discuss the portrayal of social inequality and injustice in 'A Contract With God.' How do the characters' backgrounds and circumstances shape their experiences within society?