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The Trespasser Quiz

Tana French

This Study Guide consists of approximately 36 pages of chapter summaries, quotes, character analysis, themes, and more - everything you need to sharpen your knowledge of The Trespasser.

The Trespasser by Tana French

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Prologue - Chapter 3

Symbols and Symbolism

Themes and Motifs

Styles

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The Trespasser Quiz

Tana French

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

Why did the Desmond Murray case last so long? (from Chapters 9-12)

Because Aislinn begged them to keep the case open.

Because they thought that Desmond Murray was dead.

Because they could not locate Desmond Murray for a very long time.

Because Evelyn Murray was able to get her way by flirting with the detectives.

2.

What stops Conway from believing the theory about Aislinn being involved in gangs? (from Chapters 9-12)

They find out Aislinn was really involved in the black market.

Conway always thought it was a stupid theory.

Her friend, who knows all the gangs, tells her that it is not a logical theory.

They find evidence on her computer that would suggest otherwise.

3.

How does Breslin defend McCann? (from Chapters 16-18)

He says that it was manslaughter and not murder.

He proves that Rory is the real murderer.

He says that even though he murdered her, he should not be convicted.

He says that he panicked, but he did not do it.

4.

Why does Conway want nothing to do with her father? (from Chapters 13-15)

Because he thinks he can threaten her into leaving the country.

Because he only ever asks her for money.

Because he just wants to live in her apartment.

Because he abandoned her years ago and she does not want him in her life.

5.

Why does Conway think that Rory is not the culprit? (from Chapters 4-8)

Because he does not seem the type of person who would kill someone.

Because he was not there the night of the murder.

Because he called in the murder.

Because his alibi is air-tight.

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