The Vegetarian Quiz

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The experiences of which character seem to be most echoed in the image, at the end of this section, of the white bird? (from Part 1, The Vegetarian – Section 3)

Yeong-hye's father.

Yeong-hye.

Mr. Cheong.

In-hye.

What experience from earlier in the narrative is echoed by the reference to In-hye's memory, in this section, of walking down the mountain? (from Part 3, Flaming Trees – Section 4)

The earlier reference to Yeong-hye walking down the mountain in the aftermath of her attempt to run away from Mr. Cheong.

The earlier reference to In-hye and the artist walking down the mountain together after trying to put their marriage back together.

The earlier reference to In-hye walking down the mountain together in the aftermath of being attacked by her father.

The earlier reference to In-hye and Yeong-hye walking down the mountain together after trying to run away from home.

Why is the character of Hi-joo significant? (from Part 3, Flaming Trees – Section 2)

She is the only character in Part 3 who is not, in some way, connected to the psychiatric hospital.

She is the only character in the entire book who unquestioningly condemns Yeong-hye's sexual behavior.

She is the only character in the entire book who unquestioningly accepts Yeong-hye for who she is.

She is the only character in in Part 3 who confronts In-hye about her attitude towards Yeong-hye.

Which character has the symbolically significant dream about the white bird? (from Part 3, Flaming Trees – Section 4)

Hi-joo.

In-hye.

Ji-woo.

Yeong-hi.

What is the most likely reason that Yeong-hye agrees to what the artist wants her to do? (from Part 2, Mongolian Mark – Section 2)

She imagines that being naked and vulnerable with the artist will help her get over her fear of men in the aftermath of her divorce.

She imagines that working together in this way will lead to sex, and she has wanted to have sex with the artist for a long time.

She sees what the artist is asking her to do as another way of breaking convention and being more herself.

She sees what the artist is asking her to do as a way of getting back at In-hye for being so mean to her when they were children.