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The Flood Girls Quiz

Fifield, Richard

This Study Guide consists of approximately 68 pages of chapter summaries, quotes, character analysis, themes, and more - everything you need to sharpen your knowledge of The Flood Girls.

The Flood Girls by Fifield, Richard

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+Chapters Summary and Analysis

Pages 115 - 169

Pages 170 - 234

Pages 235 - 273

Pages 274 - 324

Symbols and Symbolism

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

Jake loves reading Jackie Collins. What do her high-class main characters and novels represent to him? (from Pages 115 - 169)

Her books are an escape for Jake and depict a world in which he may better fit.

Her books depict city life, so he uses them to pretend he knows more about cities with Rachel.

Her books depict cruel characters, and he uses them to learn to be meaner to his fellow Quinn residents.

Her books give fashion advice, and he uses them to better design an up-to-date wardrobe.

2.

Rachel questions Krystal's loyalty to Jake. Why is Krystal more loyal to Bert than she is to Jake? (from Pages 170 - 234 )

She does not approve of Jake's effeminate nature.

She wants Bert to stay so she can build a model family.

She wants Bert to give her another baby.

She does not like Jake.

3.

Rachel feels guilty for Billy's death. Why does she feel this guilt? (from Pages 170 - 234 )

She aimed to kill Billy to further punish Laverna.

She killed Billy so she could steal his money and get out of Quinn.

She stole Billy from her mother and then immediately lost interest in him.

She loved Billy so much that she drugged him to stop him from returning to her mother.

4.

When she returns to the Fireman's Ball, how do the people respond to Rachel's return to town? (from Pages 1 - 55)

They watch her from afar, intrigued by her city lifestyle.

They are angry at her and aim to run her out of town by threatening her.

They are friendly to her, glad she has finally come to repair her relationship with her mother.

They completely ignore her, and even her mother will barely speak to her.

5.

What does Reverend Foote's suggestion that Laverna give Bert Jake's score-keeping job symbolically represent? (from Pages 115 - 169)

He wants Laverna to admit that she once slept with Bert.

He wants Laverna to prefer the "godly" Bert to the "sinful" Jake.

He wants Laverna to support his religion, instead of denouncing his church, like Jake does.

He wants Laverna to demonstrate support for the working man, instead of helping a child earn spending money.

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