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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Book 2, Chapter 8: "The Ringing Grooves of Change".
Multiple Choice Questions
1. Where is the dinner party where the walker tells all of the male guests he can guess their birthdate in Book 2, Chapter 8: "The Ringing Grooves of Change"?
(a) 1420 Broadway.
(b) 1402 Park Avenue.
(c) 2593 East 73rd.
(d) 1040 Fifth Avenue.
2. For how long have Lara and Blaine been married when they are involved in the car accident in the narrative?
(a) 5 years.
(b) 1 year.
(c) 4 years.
(d) 2 years.
3. The narrator of Book 1, Chapter 1: "All Respects to Heaven, I Like It Here" says that one of the many things he and his brother Corrigan loved about their mother was what?
(a) That she was a fine sculptor.
(b) That she was a fine musician.
(c) That she was a fine painter.
(d) That she was an excellent cook.
4. How does the walker exit the tightrope in Book 2, Chapter 8: "The Ringing Grooves of Change"?
(a) He cartwheels off.
(b) He jumps off.
(c) He runs off.
(d) He walks off backwards.
5. What buildings is the walker crossing between in the Prologue?
(a) The Portland Towers.
(b) The World Trade Center Towers.
(c) The Empire State Building and Federal Hall.
(d) The Sears Tower and the Chrysler Building.
Short Answer Questions
1. How old is Claire Soderberg in Book 1, Chapter 2: "Miro, Miro on the Wall"?
2. Where is the bank upon which the narrator's father's checks are drawn that he sends to the narrator's mother in Book 1, Chapter 1: "All Respects to Heaven, I Like It Here"?
3. What does the narrator describe as Corrigan's central theme in life in Book 1, Chapter 1: "All Respects to Heaven, I Like It Here"?
4. From what narrative perspective is Book 1, Chapter 4: "Let the Great World Spin Forever Down" related?
5. Who is the first person who answers the payphone and relates information to Compton in Book 2, Chapter 6: "Etherwest"?
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