The Good Neighbor Quiz

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

What does Sarah pull from the rubble of her house that causes her to truly doubt Johnny's fidelity? (from Chapters 9 – 16)

A photo of him and an old girlfriend.

Several photographs of naked young women.

A love letter to Monique.

Jewelry boxes inscribed to someone else.

2.

Why does Eris want Sarah to die? (from Chapters 33 – 41)

Because Eris is obsessed with Jessie and thinks Sarah is competition.

So she can adopt Mia.

So she can have Johnny to herself.

Because Eris is actually in love with Sarah.

3.

Why is Sarah so conflicted when she returns to the cottage and finds Johnny has moved out? (from Chapters 25 – 32)

Because she regrets everything she has done to him in the past.

Because the house feels empty without him, and he is now in Oregon.

Because she alternates between loving him and being angry with him.

Because Johnny is now living next door with Eris.

4.

While Johnny admits to a sexual relationship with Monique, what does he claim regarding his marriage to Sarah? (from Chapters 17 – 24)

That he has never slept with any other women, even before the marriage.

That he has only ever cheated on her once.

That he has always been faithful.

That she is the one who has been unfaithful.

5.

Why is Johnny so defensive about his phone calls? (from Prologue – Chapter 8)

He is not happy about being eavesdropped on by the woman who is supposed to trust him most.

He is a doctor, and doctors need privacy for their patients so that they do not have to worry about exposure.

He is cheating on Sarah and does not wish to be caught.

Johnny does not hide any of his phone calls from Sarah.

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