Confessions of the Fox Quiz

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Questions 1-5 of 26:

1.

What animal does Jack attempt to kill, but is rescued by Bess? (from Part 1, Chapters 5 through 7)

A spider.

A snake.

A centipede.

A rat.

2.

What is metaphorically significant about the stuffed animals decorating the coffee house where Voth meets Hell-and-Fury? (from Part 2, Chapters 1 through 3)

The animals represent how much Wild and the others see themselves as hunted by those who would exploit them.

The open and hungry mouths of the stuffed animals evoke the cries for help being voiced by Wild, Hell-and-Fury, and the brokers who meet at the coffee house.

The animals represent how much Wild and the others respect the beauty of nature.

The open and hungry mouths of the stuffed animals evoke the open and hungry nature of Wild, Hell-and-Fury, and the brokers who meet at the coffee house.

3.

What aspect of daily life has been defined as a “Seventh Sense” by the beings with whom Voth says he is living? (from Part 3, Chapters 6 and 7)

Cold

Sex.

Hunger.

Heat.

4.

What information is on the note taken from Evans’ pocket? (from Part 2, Chapters 4 through 6)

The formula for the substance Evans gave Jack to calm him down.

A description of the surgical procedure Evans attempted to perform on Jack.

The names “Okoh” and “Wild.”

The names “Okoh” and “Lion-Man.”

5.

Under what circumstances is Jack arrested? (from Part 3, Chapters 6 and 7)

He has stopped to look at the river; the centinels accuse him of plotting to hijack a ghost ship.

He has stopped to pet a dog; the centinels accuse him of trying to steal something edible.

He has stopped to smell a flower; the centinels accuse him of trying to steal its scent.

He has stopped to smell a flower; the centinels accuse him of trying to steal something edible.

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