Say Nothing: A True Story of Murder and Memory in Northern Ireland Quiz | One Week Quiz A

Patrick Radden Keefe
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Say Nothing: A True Story of Murder and Memory in Northern Ireland Quiz | One Week Quiz A

Patrick Radden Keefe
This set of Lesson Plans consists of approximately 158 pages of tests, essay questions, lessons, and other teaching materials.
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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Part IV (Chapters 20 - 25).

Multiple Choice Questions

1. In Chapter 21, what did Ricky O'Rawe tell Mackers about Gerry Adams and the hunger strike in the 1980s?
(a) Adams had wanted the Price sisters to resume their hunger strike because he thought they would get more attention because they were women.
(b) Adams had told the hunger strikers in the 1980s to stop their strike, but they had refused.
(c) Adams ordered the hunger strikers not to take a deal offered by the British, resulting in the deaths of all the hunger strikers.
(d) Adams had wanted to participate in the hunger strike himself but the IRA leadership had forbidden it.

2. In Chapter 8, what did Gerry Adams tell Frank Steele he wanted to do one day?
(a) Go back to bartending.
(b) Run for Prime Minister.
(c) Earn a college degree.
(d) Blow up Parliament.

3. In Chapter 16, how did Dolours react to Marian's release from prison while she remained to serve her sentence?
(a) She was more determined than ever to secure her own release through another hunger strike.
(b) She was furious at Marian for accepting her release.
(c) She was happy Marian was released but felt a deep sense of loss at losing her sister's companionship.
(d) She was grateful that the IRA leadership had secured Marian's release but angry that she herself was still in prison.

4. In Chapter 14, who died on a hunger strike at a different prison while Dolours and Marian were undertaking their own hunger strike?
(a) Michael Gaughan.
(b) Gerry Adams.
(c) Joe Lynskey.
(d) Brendan Hughes.

5. In Chapter 20, what did the lead interviewer for the Belfast Project use to record his interviews?
(a) A CD recorder.
(b) A cassette tape recorder.
(c) A MiniDisc recorder.
(d) A mobile phone video and audio recorder.

Short Answer Questions

1. In Chapter 11, what name did Dolours Price use when she traveled to London in 1973?

2. In Chapter 9, what did a man bring to the door of the McConville's flat about a week after Jean disappeared?

3. In Chapter 19, when was Brendan Hughes released from prison?

4. In Chapter 20, which journalist was involved in setting up the Belfast Project?

5. In Chapter 15, when did Margaret Thatcher become British Prime Minister?

(see the answer key)

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