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Into the Forest Quiz

Jean Hegland

This Study Guide consists of approximately 34 pages of chapter summaries, quotes, character analysis, themes, and more - everything you need to sharpen your knowledge of Into the Forest.

Into the Forest by Jean Hegland

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+Chapters Summary and Analysis

Pages 51 – 100

Pages 101 – 150

Pages 151 – 200

Pages 200 – 241

Symbols and Symbolism

Themes and Motifs

Styles

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Jean Hegland

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

Why is fighting to be considered a luxury? (from Pages 101 – 150)

Because it is largely meaningless given the situation.

Because it divides rather than unites in times of luxury.

Because Nell only has one other person in her life.

Because it demonstrates a lack of compassion.

2.

What about the acts of writing and dance cause Nell and Eva to draw comfort? (from Pages 1 – 50)

Their connection.

Their beauty.

Their culture.

Their history.

3.

Why is Nell so surprised by Eva's pregnancy? (from Pages 151 – 200)

Because Eva does not know she is pregnant until well into her third trimester.

Because Eva cannot imagine having a baby in the woods, and so wants to go to the town.

Because Eva wants to keep and raise the baby.

Because Eva was supposed to be unable to have children.

4.

Why does Eva say she and Nell have been wrong for waiting for the past? (from Pages 200 – 241)

Because the past is dead.

Because there is a way forward beyond Redwood.

Because nothing ever stays the same, not even in the past.

Because the past has to be pursued.

5.

Why does Eli want Nell and Eva to come along with him and the others to Boston? (from Pages 101 – 150)

So they may return to California in the future with the tools to rebuild civilization.

Because they intend to enslave Nell and Eva and sell them to the north.

So they can have a chance at a normal life again.

Because Eli wants to marry Eva and have a family with her in Boston.

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