1. Who is the author of "A Primer for the Punctuation of Heart Disease"?
Jonathan Safran Foer.
2. What shape symbolizes the silence mark?
Square.
3. What does the silence mark signify?
Absence of language.
4. During what type of conversation with his grandmother does the speaker say the silence mark most often appears?
When discussing her life in Europe before the war.
5. During what conversation with his father does the speaker say the silence mark most often appears?
When discussing family history of heart disease.
6. How many heart attacks does the speaker say his family has "and counting" (1)?
41.
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