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

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

Patrick Radden Keefe
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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Part V (Chapters 26 - 30).

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What did Jean McConville say to the child who accompanied her to car waiting for her outside her apartment the night she disappeared?
(a) Tell Helen to give the children dinner.
(b) Watch the children until I come back.
(c) Call your father.
(d) Call your grandmother.

2. In Chapter 8, how did the Provisional IRA deal with problems in its own ranks?
(a) Through a court-martial process.
(b) By knee-capping members.
(c) By threatening members' families.
(d) By banishing members to the Republic.

3. Which friend of Dolours Price's led protests but advocated non-violence?
(a) Anthony McIntyre.
(b) Eamonn McCann.
(c) Gerry Adams.
(d) Ed Moloney.

4. In Chapter 28, what did Carrie Twomey say about both Brendan Hughes and Dolours Price's deaths?
(a) They had both died without making peace with their families.
(b) They had both been very young when they died.
(c) They had both committed suicide for years.
(d) Neither had really told their full stories to anyone.

5. In Chapter 8, whose shooting did Brendan Hughes have to investigate within the IRA?
(a) Joe Russell.
(b) James Knight.
(c) Mark Rucus.
(d) John Mulvaney.

Short Answer Questions

1. In Chapter 14, which prison were Marian and Dolours Price kept at at first following the London bombings in 1973?

2. In Chapter 27, where did Price say she drove Jean McConville after picking her up in West Belfast?

3. In Chapter 3, when did Michael McConville's father die?

4. In Chapter 14, which previous group of women did British authorities use force-feeding on?

5. In Chapter 12, who was the lawyer for Dolours Price and the other London bombers?

(see the answer key)

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