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Heat and Light: A Novel Quiz

Jennifer Haigh

This Study Guide consists of approximately 66 pages of chapter summaries, quotes, character analysis, themes, and more - everything you need to sharpen your knowledge of Heat and Light.

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+Chapters Summary and Analysis

Chapters 13 -14

Chapter 19 - 20

Chapter 21 - 22

Chapter 23 - 24

Chapter 25 - 26

Chapter 27 - 28

Chapter 29 - 30

Chapter 31 - 32

Symbols and Symbolism

Themes and Motifs

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

Why did Darren Devlin leave John Hopkins? (from Chapter 3 - 4)

He left to attend rehab for a drug addition.

He failed all of his classes and flunked out.

He returned to Bakerton after his mother passed away.

He was expelled for damaging a professor's house.

2.

What is the goal of this Dark Elephant shareholders meeting? (from Chapter 1 - 2)

To present Amy Rubin's research.

To annouce Kip Oliphant as the CEO.

To celebrate a profitable quarter.

To convince the shareholders to support drilling in Pennsylvania.

3.

Why does Lorne thinks scientists are at fault in the natural gas and oil industry? (from Chapters 13 -14)

Scientists consistently help companies by telling them where to drill.

Scientists do not help community organizations or join protests as much as they should.

Scientists do not teach environmental studies and geology effectively enough.

Scientists should be working towards alternative energy sources.

4.

Why does Kip work for his stepfather? (from Chapter 9 -10)

He wants to make as much money as his stepfather, so he works there to learn how.

He leaves college after two semesters and decides to work instead.

He grew up being groomed for the family business, and he starts working there right away.

He chooses not to attend West Point and needes a job quickly to support a new wife and child.

5.

Why are the shareholders suing Kip? (from Chapter 29 - 30)

Kip used the company house improperly.

Kip left Dark Elephant without offering to sell them his stocks first.

Kip plans to pursue a new drilling project.

Kip overstated the value of land in Arkansas.

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