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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Part IV (pages 135 - 180).
Multiple Choice Questions
1. Who does Nathaniel have dinner with in the section titled "Arthur McCash," to ask questions about his childhood?
(a) The Darter.
(b) Olive Lawrence.
(c) Arthur McCash.
(d) The Moth.
2. What is Olive Lawrence's effect on Nathaniel's view of women?
(a) Nathaniel finds Olive sexually attractive and is always looking for women that remind him of her later in life.
(b) Nathaniel finds Olive suspicious so he never trusts women easily.
(c) Nathaniel finds Olive fascinating and Olive is the first woman he meets that makes him want to seek out other women's company.
(d) Nathaniel finds Olive very much like his mother, and he misses his mother whenever she is around.
3. What does Nathaniel call the girl he meets at his restaurant job and starts a relationship with, though it is not her real name?
(a) Sophie.
(b) Ethel.
(c) Maria.
(d) Agnes.
4. Why do the inhabitants of The Saints take down the road signs during the war?
(a) To play a cruel trick on allied soldiers.
(b) To challenge the locals.
(c) To amuse themselves.
(d) To confuse enemy soldiers.
5. What kinds of criminals does Nathaniel meet during his work on the Thames with The Darter?
(a) Forgers.
(b) Crooked accountants.
(c) Murderers.
(d) Drug dealers.
Short Answer Questions
1. Who do Nathaniel and his sister find in their house in London when they arrive after running away from school?
2. What does Agnes draw on for the sketch that she gives to Nathaniel in the section titled "Agnes Street"?
3. What does Nathaniel ask the owner of the house he is buying to help him sketch out?
4. What is the name of the town in Suffolk where Nathaniel buys his house in the section titled "The Saints"?
5. Which book do Nathaniel and his sister imitate in tracking their mother across London before she leaves on her trip to Singapore?
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