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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Book 2, Part 8.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Which of the following is Sabbath's reasoning for why Linc and Norman were so kind and helpful to him?
(a) They liked Nikki, and wanted Sabbath to succeed for her sake.
(b) They were successful and wealthy, and they got a thrill from producing an act as illicit as Sabbath's.
(c) They felt sorry for Sabbath.
(d) They wanted to give something back to their community.

2. How does Sabbath find the place that he seeks?
(a) He gets directions.
(b) He stumbles upon a funeral procession that leads him there.
(c) He finds someone who knows Christa.
(d) He purchases a map.

3. What happened when Scott Lewis got a prostitute for Drenka?
(a) Scott was angry, and Drenka was crying.
(b) All three of them enjoyed themselves.
(c) Drenka was happy, but the prostitute was not.
(d) Drenka was unhappy, and the prostitute was angry.

4. What does Sabbath take upon leaving Fish's house?
(a) A box of Morty's possessions.
(b) A few dollars.
(c) Letters from his mother.
(d) Some food.

5. What is Sabbath's reply when Michelle tells him how highly Norman spoke of him?
(a) Sabbath interrupts Michelle and changes the subject.
(b) Sabbath is surprised that Norman thinks so highly of him.
(c) Sabbath does not care what Norman thinks; he only wants to know what Michelle thinks.
(d) Norman says those things to justify having someone of a lower social class at his dinner table.

Short Answer Questions

1. Why does Sabbath think that Michelle is cheating on Norman?

2. In Part 2, why is Sabbath angry with himself at Drenka's grave?

3. What did Helen Trumbull (the girl whose breast Sabbath touched during one of his shows) tell the police officer who arrived to arrest Sabbath?

4. Why does Norman make Sabbath leave his home?

5. One of the patients at the hospital where Roseanna was staying referred to Sabbath by the name of which of the following gods?

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