Find Me: A Novel Quiz

Laura van den Berg

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Questions 1-5 of 26:

1.

Why are the references to extinctions in the books that Joy reads significant? (from Prologue – Book 1, pages 3 – 26)

She is afraid that the rest of her family is extinct.

She suspects that the war might lead to human extinction.

She is afraid that the sickness will become extinct, and not complete its work of purifying America.

She suspects that the sickness might lead to human extinction.

2.

Given what the narrative has revealed about Joy’s history, what is ironic about the name she has been given? (from Book 1, pages 46 - 76)

Joy has not had a lot of happiness, or joy, in her life.

Joy’s life has been filled with physical violence, which was not a source of “joy” to her.

Joy’s life has been filled with hate from other people, which was not a source of “joy” to her.

Joy’s happiness, or joy, at having such a good life with her mother was taken away when her mother died.

3.

What person from her past does Joy encounter on the first leg of her journey to find her mother? (from Book 2, pages 155 – 192)

Dr. Bek.

Marcus.

Mrs. Neuman.

Paige.

4.

What unusual object does Darcie wear? (from Book 2, pages 193 - 223)

A leather jacket with wings on the back.

A pair of wings.

A bird mask.

Wing-shaped eyeglasses.

5.

What object do Joy and Marcus play a game of “Hide and Seek” with? (from Book 2, pages 224 – 242)

Joy’s video of one of the television shows on which her mother appeared.

Darcie’s wings.

One of Nelson’s experiments.

The book: “Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea”

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