Every Note Played Quiz

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

Why is it ironic that Richard chose his piano over life with Grace in part out of fear of failing as a father? (from Chapters 20-24)

Grace and Richard’s resentments about their fathers both revolve around the piano.

His absence makes him distant, like his own father had been.

It is too late to play the piano, but not too late to be a father to Grace.

He failed at the piano instead.

2.

Why does Richard spend much of his time alone naked? (from Chapters 4-7)

He sees it as a symbol of bachelorhood and freedom.

He craves intimacy with his body while he still has it.

He does not like the feeling of cloth against his skin.

He is proud of his body.

3.

What theme does Karina’s thought process about her past establish? (from Prologue, Chapters 1-3)

Character flaws.

Fate versus choice.

Pessimism.

Talent versus hard work.

4.

What is the fundamental factor that requires Richard to move back in with Karina? (from Chapters 11-13)

The need for a house without stairs.

The need for emotional support.

The fear of another emergency.

The expense of illness.

5.

Why does Karina stop playing jazz? (from Chapters 8-10)

She is proving her dedication to Grace and family life.

She is punishing herself by removing the music she loves.

She loses her confidence in her talent and skill, and classical feels safer.

She believes in fate, and that she is fated to lose jazz.

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