Loitering with Intent Quiz

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

What does Fleur receive the day after she sits in the graveyard and visits with the policeman? (from Chapter 12)

A letter from a barrister informing her that she would be remitted by Sir Quentin's estate for his unlawful use of her material.

A phone call from a new publisher inquiring about her next novel.

A letter from Triad Press asking her to make an appointment with them right away.

A letter from an American publisher wanting to publish Warrender Chase.

2.

What kind of secret meetings does Warrender Chase hold in the novel? (from Chapter 4)

A secret society of writers.

Liasons with his lover, Charlotte.

Prayer meetings.

An anonymous charitable organization.

3.

When Fleur phones Dottie after their visit and inquires if something is bothering her, what does Dottie say? (from Chapter 6)

She says that she is fine, just exhausted from traveling.

She tells Fleur that she is merely sad about Leslie.

She tells Fleur that she is worried about the Association members.

She insists that Fleur is suffering delusions and beginning to go mad.

4.

How does Dottie react to Fleur's novel, now that it is completed? (from Chapter 6)

she tells her it is a sick novel and that Theo and Audrey agree.

She tells her she loves it.

She says that it is brilliant but confusing.

She says that Theo and Audry haven't found a single error and adore the story.

5.

How does Wally react to Fleur's anecdotes about the Autobiographical Association? (from Chapter 6)

He is bored and repeatedly tries to change the subject.

He enjoys them greatly.

He asks Fleur if he can join the organization.

He is appalled at the idea of "fixing" supposedly true memoirs.

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