The Woman in the Window: A Novel Quiz

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

Why does Ed decide to leave Anna? (from Wednesday, Nov. 3 - Thursday, Nov. 4)

Ed believes Anna is a bad influence on Olivia.

Anna has had an affair.

Ed believes Anna will benefit from less human interaction.

Anna tells Ed that if he does not leave her, she will leave him.

2.

Why did Anna ask Dr. Fielding to be her psychiatrist when she realized she was not recovering from her agoraphobia? (from Sunday, Oct. 31 - Tuesday, Nov. 2)

Anna had heard Dr. Fielding lecture on the disorders that were plaguing her.

Anna researched Dr. Fielding on the internet and decided he was the doctor she wanted.

Anna had worked with Dr. Fielding before and knew he got results.

Anna knew that Dr. Fielding would prescribe her the medications that she wanted.

3.

Why does Anna know that she should not take her pills with alcohol? (from Wednesday, Nov. 3 - Thursday, Nov. 4)

Because alcohol blocks betas.

Because alcohol is a depressant.

Because alcohol will keep her awake.

Because alcohol will dehydrate her.

4.

Why does Anna seem most embarrassed about her fling with David? (from Sunday, Nov. 7)

Anna was not attracted to David.

Anna and David had sex in Olivia's bed.

Anna felt she was too old for David.

Anna had sworn she would not cheat on Ed again.

5.

On Halloween, why will Anna not leave a bowl of candy on the doorstep as her tenant, David, suggests? (from Sunday, Oct. 31 - Tuesday, Nov. 2)

Anna intends to greet the trick-or-treaters herself.

Anna believes the first child to visit her house will take all of the candy.

Anna does not have the money to buy candy for trick-or-treaters.

Anna plans for David to greet the trick or treaters.

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