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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 finally makes Sabbath decide to leave Roseanna?
(a) She has a relapse and starts drinking again.
(b) She refuses to stop trying to correct the problems in their marriage.
(c) He realizes that she will never have the courage to leave him.
(d) He realizes that she would not be able to endure his suicide.
2. Which of the following anti-Semitic comments does Nikki make to Sabbath after her mother's death?
(a) She says that her mother died heartbroken because Nikki married a Jew.
(b) She accuses Sabbath of not wanting to pay for a nice funeral because he is Jewish and cheap.
(c) She makes fun of Sabbath for wearing a yarmulke during the funeral.
(d) She says that it is cold of the Jews to bury their dead so quickly.
3. What does Sabbath dislike about Roseanna attending Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) group meetings?
(a) She constantly pesters him to attend meetings with her.
(b) Sabbath dislikes some of the people whom she has met at the meetings.
(c) She has abandoned all of her hobbies, and her old friends, in favor of people at the AA meetings.
(d) She uses language that she learns in her meetings to talk to him.
4. At the beginning of Part 3, who calls Sabbath to give him the news about Linc?
(a) Matthew.
(b) Matija.
(c) Roseanna.
(d) Norman.
5. Who was Barrett?
(a) Drenka's son with Sabbath.
(b) Silvija's brother.
(c) Matija's assistant.
(d) Drenka's last conquest.
Short Answer Questions
1. How does Sabbath respond when Roseanna demands to know why he stayed with her when she was a drunk?
2. What happened as a result of the favor that Drenka asked Sabbath to perform for Matija?
3. In what way was Nikki different when she was on stage?
4. Why did Sabbath want Drenka to sleep with all of his friends?
5. What does Sabbath blame for his inability to express his love for Drenka?
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