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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapters 11-20.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. Penryn describes a seven-foot blow up creature by the cubicles in the office building where she hides in Chapter 6. What is the creature?
(a) An elephant.
(b) A giraffe.
(c) A gorilla.
(d) A dinosaur.
2. Raffe tells Penryn in Chapter 11, “If you’re ever going to kill an angel” to do it how?
(a) "Behead him."
(b) "Stab him in the heart with a dagger."
(c) "Shoot him with a silver bullet."
(d) "Slice him up with an angel sword."
3. What does Penryn say her mother has stuffed in every pocket of her sweater and jacket as well as in her cart in Chapter 1?
(a) Feathers.
(b) Tea spoons.
(c) Rotten eggs.
(d) Butter knives.
4. Where does Penryn hide her pack and the angel wings as she watches the men take Raffe into the camp in Chapter 15?
(a) Under a rug.
(b) By a rock in the river.
(c) In a tree hollow.
(d) In the top branches of a tree.
5. What sound does Penryn hear that informs her the dogs have caught up with Raffe in Chapter 14?
(a) A dog yelping in pain.
(b) The sound of the dogs tearing him apart.
(c) The sound of a shotgun.
(d) Raffe screaming for help.
Short Answer Questions
1. What is the only food that Penryn and Raffe are able to find in the house before leaving in Chapter 11?
2. Penryn says in Chapter 10, “Giving him a name makes it sound like we’re somehow on the same side, which we can never be. It’s like acknowledging that we could become friends. But that’s not possible. It’s pointless to make friends with” what?
3. What mental disorder is Penryn’s mother said to have in Chapter 5?
4. What is the “gang symbol” that is nailed to the front door of Penryn’s family’s condo building in Chapter 2?
5. What does Penryn describe as being in the foyer and a deterrent for others to enter the office building she’s hiding in with the wounded angel in Chapter 6?
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