Beatrice and Virgil Quiz

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What is the list, described in Part 6? (from Part 6)

The ways that Beatrice and Virgil come up with to find other animals like them.

The ways that Beatrice and Virgil come up with to talk about The Horrors.

The ways that Beatrice and Virgil come up with to talk about the joys in their lives.

The ways that Beatrice and Virgil come up with to find food.

What is significant about Henry's realization of the true meaning of Nowolipki Street? (from Part 7)

It makes him realize how potentially violent the taxidermist is.

It makes him realize how similar he and the taxidermist are in what they are trying to do with their writing.

It makes him realize how different he and the taxidermist are in what they are trying to do with their writing.

It makes him realize how wrong his perspectives on writing are.

Which character in the play does Henry seem to think the taxidermist actually is? (from Part 8)

Gustav.

The boy.

Virgil.

Saint Julian.

What two coincidences are part of Henry's decision to follow up on his receipt of the envelope in Part 2? (from Part 2)

That he and the person who sent the envelope are both interested in writing about animals; that he and the person who sent the envelope are both married to women named Sarah.

That he and the person who sent the envelope are both married to women named Sarah; that he and the person who sent the envelope have the same first name.

That he and the person who sent the envelope have the same first name; that he and the person who sent the envelope live in the same city.

That he and the person who sent the envelope live in the same city; that he and the person who sent the envelope are both interested in writing about animals.

What is the most likely reason that Henry gets the taxidermist to write something about taxidermy? (from Part 4)

He wants to write about taxidermy himself, and considers the taxidermist as a source of research material.

He wants to get to know this strange man more so he will give him Beatrice and Virgil.

He wants to get to know this strange man more so he can figure out the best way to help with the play.

He thinks the play is so bad that he has to do whatever he can to keep the taxidermist from writing more.