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11/22/63: A Novel Quiz

King, Stephen

This Study Guide consists of approximately 92 pages of chapter summaries, quotes, character analysis, themes, and more - everything you need to sharpen your knowledge of 11/22/63.

11/22/63: A Novel by King, Stephen

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+Chapters Summary and Analysis

Introduction - Part 1, Chapters 1-2

Part 1, Chapters 3-4

Part 2, Chapters 5-6

Part 2, Chapters 7-8

Part 3, Chapters 9-10

Part 3, Chapters 11-13

Part 4, Chapters 14-15

Part 4, Chapters 16-17

Part 4, Chapters 18-19

Part 4, Chapters 20-22

Part 5, Chapters 23-24

Part 5, Chapters 25-26

Part 5, Chapters 27-28

Part 6, Chapters 29-30

Part 6, Chapter 31, Final Notes, and Citizen of the Century

Symbols and Symbolism

Themes and Motifs

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11/22/63: A Novel Quiz

King, Stephen

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

Why did Jake begin writing The Murder Place? (from Part 3, Chapters 11-13)

Because he had always wanted to write a novel.

As a cover for what he was really writing.

To tell the story of his time in Derry.

Because he hoped to earn money from publication of the story.

2.

Why does Sadie tell Jake she will not let him put a broom in their bed? (from Part 4, Chapters 16-17)

Because she suspects he has another lover.

It is her code word for marriage.

Because she is afraid of brooms.

Because she does not want any secrets between them.

3.

In Chapter 20, why does Jake not intervene when he sees Oswald and Marina fighting in the street? (from Part 4, Chapters 20-22)

Because he has called the police to take care of the issue.

Because no one else does.

Because he is afraid it will change the course of the assassination if he does.

Because he does not want to get hurt.

4.

Why is Jake so interested in Oswald's relationship with George de Mohrenschildt? (from Part 4, Chapters 18-19)

Because he thinks de Mohrenschildt may be trying to talk Oswald out of shooting Kennedy.

Because he thinks de Mohrenschildt may have paid Oswald to try to shoot Walker.

Because he thinks Kennedy's assassination might really have been a conspiracy.

Because he suspects that de Mohrenschildt may be involved in Oswald's attempted assassination of Walker.

5.

Why did Jake tell the people in Derry he was in real estate? (from Part 2, Chapters 7-8)

To explain why he does not have a job.

So he could explain why he had so much money.

To keep people from thinking he was a child molester.

To give himself a reason to be poking around town.

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