The Things We Keep: A Novel Quiz

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

What is Eve's realization about Anna while they are gardening? (from Chapters 19-22)

She looks really young.

There is more to her than Alzheimer's.

She's afraid of her.

She used to be a famous gardener.

2.

Why does Anna write the letter to herself? (from Chapters 19-22)

To remember why she is at Rosalind and where her room is.

To remember the best day of her life with Luke.

To remember her feelings for Luke and that she promised to stay with him until the end.

To remember to tell Jack that she wants to leave Rosalind.

3.

Chapters 14-16 are mostly told by Eve. How does Eve's story reflect on Anna's story? (from Chapters 14-16)

Anna and Eve are both stuck at Rosalind and would do anything to get out.

Anna is isolated, just like Eve, and they are dealing with their isolation in similar ways.

Anna wishes she had a daughter, and Eve is playing out what is in Anna's head.

Eve, similar to Anna, is starting to forget things and acting in ways that are not normal.

4.

Besides the scarf incident, in Chapters 14-16, what is an impetus for Eve's resolution to help Anna? (from Chapters 14-16)

Eve wants to intervene in someone's life because she is lonely.

Eve hears the whole story from Eric.

Eve sees how Anna and Clementine interact with each other.

Eve sees the staff at Rosalind sedate Anna when she is upset.

5.

What is the main reason that Eve wants the job of cook at Rosalind? (from Chapters 3-4)

She wants to attain her dream of becoming a professional chef.

She wants to have an address in the same district so her daughter does not have to switch schools.

Her husband got caught in a ponzi scheme and now she has no money.

Clementine thinks it would be good for her.

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