Marley and Me Quiz

John Grogan (journalist)

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

The family decided to move to Boca Raton. What does Boca Raton mean? (from Chapter Sixteen: The Audition and Chapter Seventeen: In the Land of Bochantas)

Back of the Rat.

Mouth of the Rat.

Mouth of the Rattlesnake.

Back of the Rattlesnake.

2.

Marley got the movie audition because a film crew had just been to film the Grogan family as a typical Florida family. What was the purpose of this film? (from Chapter Sixteen: The Audition and Chapter Seventeen: In the Land of Bochantas)

It was going to be used to promote attracting residents to the state.

It was an assignment for university film students.

They wanted to use that information for a movie they were going to do.

It was part of an anthropology course.

3.

In anticipation of their baby's birth, what did the Grogans book in advance? (from Chapter Twelve: Welcome to the Indigent Ward and Chapter Thirteen: A Scream in the Night)

A luxury birthing suite.

A midwife.

A kennel spot for Marley.

A sleeping room for John.

4.

What was the result of Marley's appetite for fruit? (from Chapter Ten: The Luck of the Irish and Chapter Eleven: The Things He Ate)

His fur got very glossy.

He would vomit constantly.

His gums turned bright orange.

The yard was full of dog droppings.

5.

What did Jenny tell John to do about Marley after he ripped up the couch cushion? (from Chapter Fourteen: An Early Arrival and Chapter Fifteen: A Postpartum Ultimatum)

To put a muzzle on him.

To get rid of him.

To build an enclosed run for him in the yard.

To take him to a dog psychiatrist.

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