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High Dive: A Novel Quiz

Jonathan Lee

This Study Guide consists of approximately 35 pages of chapter summaries, quotes, character analysis, themes, and more - everything you need to sharpen your knowledge of High Dive.

High Dive: A Novel by Jonathan Lee

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+Chapters Summary and Analysis

Initiation: 1978 – Part One, Chapter 5

Part One, Chapter 6 – Part Three, Chapter 1

Three: Department of Hearts, 1984, Chapter 2 - 5

Three: Department of Hearts, 1984, - Four: The Grand, Chapter 6

Part Four: The Grand, 1984, Chapter 7 – Chapter 13

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

Why does Dan refuse to kill one of Dawson's dogs? (from Initiation: 1978 – Part One, Chapter 5)

Because they are not dogs, but actually wolves.

Because Dan argues the dogs are unarmed and cannot fight back.

Because Dan has something resembling a conscience.

Because they are too quick to be shot.

2.

Why does Susie give up her protest to spend time with Freya? (from Part Four: The Grand, 1984, Chapter 7 – Chapter 13)

Because only a handful of people, rather than several thousand, have showed up.

Because she is bored.

Because upon meeting Thatcher, Susie changed her mind about the Prime Minister.

Because she realizes friendship is more important.

3.

Why is Moose so anxious to be released from the hospital? (from Three: Department of Hearts, 1984, Chapter 2 - 5)

Because he has always hated hospitals as they remind him of death.

Because he will be hopelessly behind in his work otherwise.

So he can begin a more active, healthier lifestyle.

So he can return to work and secure his promotion.

4.

Why is Moose revealed to be so loyal toward Freya? (from Three: Department of Hearts, 1984, Chapter 2 - 5)

Because she has always stood beside him through his jobs.

Because without Freya, Moose could not run the hotel.

Because she never looked at him as a failure the way others have.

Because she chose to live with him over Vivienne.

5.

Why is Moose so insistent that Freya attend college? (from Part One, Chapter 6 – Part Three, Chapter 1)

Because he wants her to follow in his footsteps in the service industry.

Because he knows she is a better person than he could ever be.

Because he will be able to get her in for free given his standing.

Because he hopes she will begin her life all over again if she goes to school in America.

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