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The Girl Who Kicked the Hornet's Nest | Quiz

Stieg Larsson
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1)

What stands out most about the car that appears to be following Blomkvist in Chapter 8? (from Part 2, chapters 8-12)

The fact that it is very, very loud.
The weird pink license plate frame.
The broken back windshield.
The KAB number on the car.
2)

What happens to Salander at the end of the trial? (from Part 4, chapters 23-29)

She is put back in a mental health facility.
She is set free.
She is put back in prison.
She is sent back to the hospital so she can continue her recovery.
3)

What does Dr. Jonasson notice about Salander in Chapter 9? (from Part 2, chapters 8-12)

That she is suffering psychologically as well.
That she might be pregnant.
That she is still in love with Blomkvist.
That she is not as smart as everyone thinks.
4)

How can Salander and Annika's relationship best be described in Chapter 9? (from Part 2, chapters 8-12)

Mutually beneficial.
Trusting.
Harmonious.
Tense.
5)

Who threatens to go to the police in Chapter 11 if Salander is made a scapegoat again? (from Part 2, chapters 8-12)

Dr. Jonasson.
Blomkvist.
Modig.
Bublanski.
6)

What does Salander do once she has her cell phone in the hospital? (from Part 2, chapters 13-15)

Starts sending emails to all her college friends.
Begins her own research.
Talks to people around the clock.
Calls the police for help.
7)

How does Judge Iversen react to the course of events during Salander's trial? (from Part 4, chapters 23-29)

He finds it boring.
He is afraid he will be arrested next.
He knew it all was going to happen.
He is somewhat stumped.
8)

Who does Salander decide to go see after her trial? (from Part 4, chapters 23-29)

Blomkvist.
Her lost twin sister.
Mimmi.
Her mother's grave.
9)

Where does Dr. Jonasson leave Salander's cell phone for her to find it? (from Part 2, chapters 13-15)

Inside the bathroom.
Inside a new set of pajamas.
Inside a drawer by her bed.
Under her pillow.
10)

When does Blomkvist decide would be the best time to publish Svensson's work? (from Part 2, chapters 8-12)

Only after Salander's trial concludes.
As soon as humanly possible.
Right when Salander's trial begins.
Exactly one year after his death.
11)

Who does Berger call after her home is broken into in Chapter 17? (from Part 3, chapters 16-22)

Salander.
Figuerola.
Blomkvist.
Milton Security.
12)

How does Salander start to read the articles Blomkvist has written about her? (from Part 2, chapters 13-15)

She hacks into his computer.
Blomkvist mails them to her.
Someone brings her the Millennium magazine.
Dr. Jonasson sneaks them in to her.
13)

Who does Ekstrom take off of Salander's case in Chapter 11? (from Part 2, chapters 8-12)

Blomkvist.
Bublanski.
No one; he is very happy with the team at this point.
Annika.
14)

Who does Blomkvist think is behind the break-in in his apartment in Chapter 24? (from Part 4, chapters 23-29)

Sapo.
All of these answers are correct.
Salander.
Figuerola.
15)

What does Annika claim she needs from Salander in order to help Salander in Chapter 9? (from Part 2, chapters 8-12)

What her relationship with Blomkvist was like.
Where she lived during the ages of 12-14.
Why she keeps trying to kill Zalachenko.
The entire story about what is going on.
16)

What does Figuerola refus to tell Blomkvist about the meeting she takes him to in Chapter 17? (from Part 3, chapters 16-22)

The location.
How she got the keys to such a fancy mansion.
Why she picked such a fancy restaurant.
Whether or not it's tapped.
17)

What does the Section become most concerned with in Chapter 23? (from Part 4, chapters 23-29)

Salander's autobiography.
The story about Borgsjo.
Blomkvist's relationship with Figuerola.
Berger's new job.
18)

What does the Prime Minister decide about the current charges Salander faces in Chapter 15? (from Part 2, chapters 13-15)

That they must keep them so the media thinks the government is doing something.
They are a total sham and should be dropped immediately.
She will have to go to trial.
They will all be dismissed.
19)

Who arrests Wadensjoo? (from Part 4, chapters 23-29)

Linder.
Edklinth.
Figeurola.
Blomkvist.
20)

Where does Salander decide to go after her trial? (from Part 4, chapters 23-29)

London.
Paris.
The Bahamas.
New York.
21)

How does Salander describe Teleborian to Dr. Jonasson? (from Part 2, chapters 13-15)

As a stranger.
As a father-figure.
As an angel.
As a beast.
22)

Who hacks into Teleborian's computer? (from Part 3, chapters 16-22)

Plague.
Blomkvist.
Figuerola.
Salander.
23)

Where are the lewd emails that are sent to the SMP staff in Chapter 14 supposedly originating? (from Part 2, chapters 13-15)

From Salander's old email account.
From Blomkvist.
From Berger's email address.
From the president of the board.
24)

Who else is present at the meeting Figuerola and Blomkvist attend in Chapter 17? (from Part 3, chapters 16-22)

The Prime Minister.
Edklinth.
All of these answers are correct.
The Minister of Justice.
25)

How does the outgoing chief of SMP die? (from Part 2, chapters 8-12)

Of a heart attack.
He kills himself.
He is murdered.
He peacefully dies in his sleep.
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