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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Section 4: Part 1.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Why did a librarian tell Chick he could not read 20,000 LEAGUES UNDER THE SEA by Jules Verne?
(a) He was disrespectful to books.
(b) It was too hard for him.
(c) It was to easy for him.
(d) He did not have a library card.

2. What does Posey say to Chick when he asks why she never remarried after her divorce?
(a) Posey said she never met another man who could make her as happy as Len Benetto.
(b) Posey said she did not want to change the family dynammic by brining in a stepfather.
(c) Posey said she was happy with her kids and her grandchildren. Life goes by too fast.
(d) Posey said she never found a man the children would approve of.

3. What would Posey tell her children when they would ask about patients she cared for who had died?
(a) That they went home.
(b) That they no longer needed her care.
(c) That they no longer felt pain.
(d) That they were in a better place.

4. What line does Chick Benetto feel he crossed?
(a) The line of no return that leads to suicide.
(b) The line between life and death.
(c) The line between morality and sin.
(d) The line between right and wrong.

5. What does Chick consider the worst day of his college career?
(a) The day his father stopped coming to his games.
(b) The day he dropped out to become a professional ball player.
(c) The day his sister dropped out.
(d) The day he flunked out.

Short Answer Questions

1. What did Miss Thelma do for the Benetto family when Chick was a little boy?

2. Who does Posey brag about as she works on Rose's hair?

3. What did Chick's fourteen-year-old daughter write in the memory book at her grandmother's funeral?

4. What does Posey say when Chick tells her she died?

5. What does Chick believe about his current circumstances now that he knows he is somewhere in limbo between life and death?

(see the answer key)

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