Which of the following themes is NOT a primary focus of the Prologue and first chapter of Invisible Man?
A. class struggles
B. individuality
C. invisibility
D. racial struggles
E. autonomy

What is the primary effect of the epigraph from T.S. Eliot in Invisible Man?
A. to unnerve the reader before beginning the Prologue
B. to introduce the duality of characters in the novel
C. to indicate that the novel will be concerned with death
D. to show that poetry has influenced this prose narrative
E. to honor a major influence on the author's style

What is the thematic significance of the grandfather's death at the beginning of Chapter 1?
A. It suggests that the narrator's fate will ultimately be the same as his grandfather's, despite his best efforts.
B. It indicates that the death of a single man has no great meaning in the grand scope of another person's life.
C. It provides a historical context for the novel, introducing a time period that the author will return to for the bulk of the narrative.
D. I demonstrates that African Amencans were still in the shadow of the post-Reconstruction period in the 1930s
E. It contrasts an African American man who achieved meaningful success in his life with the as-yet unsuccessful narrator.

Racial struggles is not the theme primary struggle, primary effect was to indicate that the novel will be concerned with death, thematic significance it suggests that the narrator's fate will ultimately be the same as his grandfather's, despite his best efforts.

What is the symbolic significance in Invisible Man?

The narrator's calfskin briefcase represents his psychological baggage; Mary Rambo's broken, cast-iron bank represents the narrator's shattered image; and Brother Tarp's tattered chain links represent his emancipation from both physical and mental enslavement.

Thus, option D, C and A are correct.

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