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In groups of 3-4, you will have 30 minutes to complete as many of the posted activities as you can--note they are assigned different point values. You will put all of your assignments on one document, and at the end your group will upload the document here (click pink + in the bottom righthand). The group with the most points will receive 5 points extra credit on the test.

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Read one of the many interviews with Satrapi that are available online. Pick one question and answer pair that resonated with you, and include it in your document. Explain why you agree with the statement.

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Traditions meets modernity is a powerful theme in the story. Find an image that represents the juxtaposition of old and new. Then describe a time when you or someone you know experienced this conflict.

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What do you think was one of the most courageous moments portrayed in the story? Find that moment, take a picture of the panel, and upload it to your document. Also explain why you chose this panel.

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Choose a panel in the novel that you find particularly powerful. Discuss how the text and image work together to tell the full story; what does the visual information add to the words being shared?

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What do you think would happen next if the story of Persepolis continued? Draw a comic that depicts what you think happens next.

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Why do you think Satrapi chose to tell her story in the form of a comic book? How would it be different if the book had been written as a more traditional memoir?

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What did you think was the funniest part of the novel? The saddest? Snap a picture of both these moments in your book, then upload them to your document.

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Identify prevalent themes and motifs in Book 1 and Book 2. How do these themes differ? Which book did you like best, and why?

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Look up a picture of Marjane Satrapi. Do you think she looks like her cartoon representation?
Answer that question, then create a cartoon version of yourself or your group. Upload both your response and an image of your drawing.