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

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

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

2.

Why is Jake able to put Agent Hosty in such a bad light when Jake is questioned about Oswald? (from Part 6, Chapters 29-30)

Because Jake knew Oswald had hinted to Hosty what he wanted to do.

Because Hosty could get fired if it was learned he had any suspicions that Oswald was dangerous and did not act on them.

Because Hosty was Oswald's friend.

Because Hosty was the agent assigned to watch Oswald.

3.

Why it is sometimes difficult for Jake to understand the conversations between Oswald and Marina when he uses the feed from the bugged lamp or the omnidirectional microphone? (from Part 4, Chapters 20-22)

Because they do not talk very loudly.

Because neither device picks up their conversations well.

Because they talk to each other in Russian.

Because the lamp has to be on for either device to work.

4.

Why does Jake decide to return to 2011 and close the circle as Zack asked him? (from Part 6, Chapter 31, Final Notes, and Citizen of the Century)

To save the world.

To save himself.

To save Harry.

To save Sadie.

5.

Why did Jake's ex-wife say that she left him? (from Introduction - Part 1, Chapters 1-2)

Because of his girlfriend.

Because he thought he could travel back in time.

Because of his lack of emotion.

Because of his drinking problem.

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