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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

How does Seagrave preempt the "real death" that Vaughan reserved for himself? (from Chapter 18-20)

By driving Elizabeth Taylor's limo in his own death.

By driving Vaughan's Lincoln in Elizabeth Taylor's death.

By wearing Elizabeth Taylor's wig and costume in his own death.

By wearing Vaughan's jacket and trousers in Elizabeth Taylor's death.

2.

Since their visit to the Road Research Laboratory, Vaughan goes to the studios to see Seagrave, but Ballard thinks the real motive is what? (from Chapters 14-17)

To watch the car crashes for the film.

To force Ballard to leave Catherine for him.

To steal cars for his own reenactments.

To force an introduction with Elizabeth Taylor.

3.

What does Vaughan hold in his hand that he claims can help recreate the Mansfield, Camus, and Kennedy crashes? (from Chapters 10-13)

Hospital x-rays.

Studio outtakes.

Freeway designs.

Lab handouts.

4.

Who does Ballard describe as the "perfect forgery of an Ingres"? (from Chapters 10-13)

Catherine.

Vaughan.

Renata.

Seagrave.

5.

According to Ballard, his "_obsessions soon made themselves evident to ___." (from Chapters 6-9)

Tyrannical; Robert Vaughan.

Messianic; Paul Waring.

Messianic; Robert Vaughan.

Tyrannical; Paul Waring.

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How does Seagrave preempt the "real death" that Vaughan reserved for himself? (from Chapter 18-20)

Since their visit to the Road Research Laboratory, Vaughan goes to the studios to see Seagrave, but Ballard thinks the real motive is what? (from Chapters 14-17)

What does Vaughan hold in his hand that he claims can help recreate the Mansfield, Camus, and Kennedy crashes? (from Chapters 10-13)

Who does Ballard describe as the "perfect forgery of an Ingres"? (from Chapters 10-13)

According to Ballard, his "_________obsessions soon made themselves evident to ______ _________." (from Chapters 6-9)

According to Ballard, his "_obsessions soon made themselves evident to ___." (from Chapters 6-9)