Crooked Letter, Crooked Letter Quiz

Tom Franklin

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

Which of the following is a clear connection to the first body discovered by Silas Jones (Chapter 2)? (from Chapter 9)

The body was that of the real cable TV salesman.

The body was that of Cindy Wallace.

The body was that of Stringfellow's drug dealer, M&M.

The body was that of Stringfellow's dog, John Wayne Gacy.

2.

What is the most likely reason that French suggests that Larry and Silas should start talking to each other? (from Chapters 14 - 16)

He believes that Silas and Larry could have saved themselves years of suffering if they'd just talked about Alice Jones when they had the chance.

He believes that Silas and Larry could have saved themselves years of suffering if they'd just talked about their being of two different races when they had the chance.

He believes that Silas and Larry could have saved themselves years of suffering if they'd just talked about their shared hatred of Carl when they had the chance.

He believes that Silas and Larry could have saved themselves years of suffering if they'd just talked about Cindy Walker when they had the chance.

3.

Which of Silas' suspicions does Ina seem to confirm when she tells him what she knows about the photograph of Alice and Larry? (from Chapters 10 - 11)

That Carl was not Silas' father.

That Alice was Larry's real mother.

That Carl was Silas' father.

That Silas was adopted.

4.

Whose decision was it that Larry and Cindy should go on a date? (from Chapter 7)

Cecil's.

Carl's.

Cindy's.

Larry's.

5.

What are the benefits that Larry likely sees to following through with Cindy's plan? (from Chapter 7)

He thinks that his father will finally be proud of him, and that Cecil will stop picking on him.

He thinks that she'll like him, and that his mother will stop praying for him to find a friend.

He thinks that she'll like him, and that the guys at school will still think he dated her.

He thinks that he and Silas will be friends again, and that his father will finally be proud of him.

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