Autumn: A Novel Quiz

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

Why does Wendy forbid 13-year-old Elisabeth from spending time with Daniel? (from Pages 53 – 102)

She thinks something is sexually unhealthy about it.

Because Elisabeth is with Daniel more than she is with Wendy.

Because Elisabeth is neglecting her studies to watch old movies with Daniel.

She is jealous of her daughter's time spent with Daniel.

2.

Why does Daniel tells Elisabeth it is okay to forget things? (from Pages 163 – 212)

Because the mind cannot know everything and so it forgets some things in favor of others.

Because it means that what was forgotten was not all that important to begin with.

Because to do so is human and no knowledge is ever truly lost.

Because it means she will be able to remember them tomororw or next year.

3.

Why does Daniel insist that people tend to miss the truth even when it is right in front of their eyes? (from Pages 163 – 212)

Becauise it is not necessary for survival.

Because people seek details rather than the obvious.

Because people are naturally stupid.

Because it is in their animal nature.

4.

Why does Elisabeth exasperate the boys and girls with whom she ends up in relationships? (from Pages 103 – 162)

Because she prefers to speak in riddles and stories.

Because she loves Daniel, not them.

Because they have no concept of truth.

Because they never understand what she is talking about.

5.

Why does Wendy destroy a thermometer? (from Pages 213 – 260)

To protest a third fence.

To make a statement about heavy metal dangers.

To protest monetary policy.

To protest immigration policy.

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