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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Book 2, Part 9.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What did the woman in the house next to what Sabbath thought might be Nikki's, tell Sabbath?
(a) That she did not know who Nikki was.
(b) That Nikki left because Sabbath drank too much.
(c) That Nikki used to live next to her, but disappeared.
(d) That Nikki left because Sabbath beat her.
2. Why did Sabbath want Drenka to sleep with all of his friends?
(a) Because he enjoyed having control over her, and making her do what he wanted.
(b) Because he wanted to be sure that she met with their approval.
(c) Because she did not want to, and he enjoyed that.
(d) Because he took pride in showing her off.
3. What is Sabbath's former profession?
(a) Musician.
(b) Writer.
(c) Singer.
(d) Puppeteer.
4. According to what he tells Michelle, why does Sabbath think that Norman has remained friends with him?
(a) Because Norman feels sorry for Sabbath and wants to help him.
(b) Because Norman feels that it is his Christian duty to help Sabbath.
(c) Because well-bred people often need friends like Sabbath so that they can enjoy the seamy side of life without indulging in it personally.
(d) Because Norman does not realize the full extent of the terrible things that Sabbath has done.
5. Why does Sabbath only visit Drenka's grave at night?
(a) He is afraid that he will run into her son or one of her many lovers.
(b) He does not want Roseanna to become suspicious.
(c) He does not like being in graveyards during the day.
(d) He does not want anyone to be able to identify him if they see him there.
Short Answer Questions
1. How does Sabbath feel now that Drenka is dead?
2. In Part 2, why does Sabbath feel sorry for himself at Drenka's grave?
3. How does Sabbath feel when he enters the Jewish cemetery?
4. How does Sabbath think that Michelle earned the money that she hid in her drawer?
5. Why did Sabbath lose his job at the college in 1989?
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