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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Book 1, Part 4.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What does Sabbath dislike about Roseanna attending Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) group meetings?
(a) Sabbath dislikes some of the people whom she has met at the meetings.
(b) She uses language that she learns in her meetings to talk to him.
(c) She constantly pesters him to attend meetings with her.
(d) She has abandoned all of her hobbies, and her old friends, in favor of people at the AA meetings.
2. Why did Sabbath want Drenka to sleep with all of his friends?
(a) Because he took pride in showing her off.
(b) Because he wanted to be sure that she met with their approval.
(c) Because she did not want to, and he enjoyed that.
(d) Because he enjoyed having control over her, and making her do what he wanted.
3. How does Nikki respond to her mother's death initially?
(a) She is in shock, and displays no emotion.
(b) She does not show much emotion because she and her mother had not been close.
(c) She is in denial, and stays with the corpse.
(d) She is overwhelmed with emotion, and has a nervous breakdown.
4. What about Matija strikes Sabbath?
(a) His physical deformities.
(b) His intense sadness.
(c) His dignity and composure.
(d) His hostile attitude toward Sabbath.
5. Why was Sabbath attracted to Roseanna?
(a) Because she was good-looking, and a great dancer.
(b) Because she was confident and capable.
(c) Because she did not seem as interested in him as he was in her.
(d) Because she was rich, and her father was powerful.
Short Answer Questions
1. How does Sabbath feel now that Drenka is dead?
2. How old was Sabbath when he first set up his own theater?
3. Why does Sabbath think that Drenka is not attracted to her husband?
4. Christa went to Madamaska Falls from which of the following cities?
5. According to Norman, which of the following rumors did Linc never believe about Sabbath?
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