Silent Spring Quiz

Rachel Carson

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Introduction

Author Biography

Plot Summary

+Chapters Summary and Analysis

Chapter 1 "A Fable for Tomorrow"

Chapter 2 "The Obligation to Endure"

Chapter 3 "Elixirs of Death"

Chapter 4 "Surface Waters and Underground Seas"

Chapter 5 "Realms of the Soil"

Chapter 6 "Earth's Green Mantle"

Chapter 7 "Needless Havoc"

Chapter 8 "And No Birds Sing"

Chapter 9 "Rivers of Death"

Chapter 10 "Indiscriminately from the Skies"

Chapter 11 "Beyond the Dreams of the Borgias"

Chapter 12 "The Human Price"

Chapter 13 "Through a Narrow Window"

Chapter 14 "One in Every Four"

Chapter 15 "Nature Fights Back"

Chapter 16 "The Rumblings of an Avalanche"

Chapter 17 "The Other Road"

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Characters

Themes

Style

Historical Context

Critical Overview

+Essays

Adaptations

Topics for Further Study

Compare and Contrast

What Do I Read Next?

Further Study

Bibliography

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Silent Spring Quiz

Silent Spring Quiz

Chemical wielding __________ overlook the terrible flaws in their programs of blanket spraying. (from Chapter 7 "Needless Havoc")

Many attempts to control ___________ have results in massive fish kills. (from Chapter 9 "Rivers of Death")

Those who enjoy _________ also lose when the fish population goes down. (from Chapter 9 "Rivers of Death")

What do some insects carry that makes their termination so important in today's times? (from Chapter 16 "The Rumblings of an Avalanche")

Biological solutions that are based on the whole of ________ should be the goals of research and development in relation to pest control. (from Chapter 17 "The Other Road")

Silent Spring Quiz

Silent Spring Quiz

Chemical wielding __________ overlook the terrible flaws in their programs of blanket spraying. (from Chapter 7 &quot;Needless Havoc&quot;)

Many attempts to control ___________ have results in massive fish kills. (from Chapter 9 &quot;Rivers of Death&quot;)

Those who enjoy _________ also lose when the fish population goes down. (from Chapter 9 &quot;Rivers of Death&quot;)

What do some insects carry that makes their termination so important in today's times? (from Chapter 16 &quot;The Rumblings of an Avalanche&quot;)

Biological solutions that are based on the whole of ________ should be the goals of research and development in relation to pest control. (from Chapter 17 &quot;The Other Road&quot;)

Chemical wielding __________ overlook the terrible flaws in their programs of blanket spraying. (from Chapter 7 "Needless Havoc")

Many attempts to control ___________ have results in massive fish kills. (from Chapter 9 "Rivers of Death")

Those who enjoy _________ also lose when the fish population goes down. (from Chapter 9 "Rivers of Death")

What do some insects carry that makes their termination so important in today's times? (from Chapter 16 "The Rumblings of an Avalanche")

Biological solutions that are based on the whole of ________ should be the goals of research and development in relation to pest control. (from Chapter 17 "The Other Road")