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Sarah Canary Quiz

Karen Joy Fowler

This Study Guide consists of approximately 49 pages of chapter summaries, quotes, character analysis, themes, and more - everything you need to sharpen your knowledge of Sarah Canary.

Sarah Canary by Karen Joy Fowler

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+Chapters Summary and Analysis

Section i, chapters 1-2; section ii, chapters 3-4

Section iii, chapters 5-6; section iv, chapters 7-8

Section v, chapters 9-11; section vi, chapters 12-13

Section vii, chapter 14; section viii, chapter 15

Section ix, chapters 16-18; part x, chapter 19, part xi

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Sarah Canary Quiz

Karen Joy Fowler

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

Why do the police refuse to help Adelaide and Lydia? (from Section ix, chapters 16-18; part x, chapter 19, part xi)

They are called to another crime.

They don't have the manpower.

They don't want to help a murderess.

They don't think there's a problem.

2.

Why are Adelaide's lectures scandalous? (from Section iii, chapters 5-6; section iv, chapters 7-8)

She is unmarried.

She puts down men in her lectures.

She has a child out of wedlock.

She advocates for the sexual pleasure of women.

3.

Why does Dr. Carr want to hypnotize Sarah? (from Section i, chapters 1-2; section ii, chapters 3-4)

To see if she can actually speak.

To get her to obey him.

To get her to be silent.

To learn where she is from.

4.

Why are Mrs. Maynard and Emmaline traveling alone? (from Section vii, chapter 14; section viii, chapter 15)

Mrs. Maynard is a widow.

Mrs. Maynard killed her husband.

Mrs. Maynard's husband married another woman without telling her.

Mrs. Maynard wants to be more like Adelaide.

5.

Why does Purdy explain that he tried to convince Adelaide that she wasn't in danger at the hotel? (from Section v, chapters 9-11; section vi, chapters 12-13)

He is trying to demonstrate how independent Adelaide is.

He doesn't think the group needs to go after the woman.

He feels guilty that his actions may have put her in greater danger?

He doesn't want the men at the hotel to find out a woman escaped from him.

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