Answer the following about graphic novels and the Islamic world, for 10 points each.
[10e] This memoir, broken into sections called “The Story of a Childhood” and “The Story of a Return,” recounts the upbringing of its author, Marjane Satrapi.
ANSWER: Persepolis
[10h] This best-selling French graphic memoir by Riad Sattouf uses different colors for scenes in different countries, such as blue for France and pink for Syria. In this memoir, Abdul-Razak raises his son to be the title type of person.
ANSWER: The Arab of the Future [or L’Arab du Futur]
[10m] This author of the graphic novel Poem-Strip wrote a novel in which Giovanni Drogo, stationed at the Bastiani Fortress, awaits an attack by Turkic invaders; your editor has been forced to tell you that novel is The Tartar Steppe.
ANSWER: Dino Buzzati [or Dino Buzzati-Traverso]
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