Anatomy of a Scandal Quiz

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

What is particularly significant about the first three days of James's trial? (from Chapters 16-20)

Olivia's credibility.

Sophie's absence.

James's arrogance.

Kate's tenacity.

2.

Why did Olivia not want her relationship with James to end? (from Chapters 11-15)

Because she was in love with him.

Because she wanted to entrap and blackmail him.

Because she wanted to be able to end things on her own terms.

Because he had made her personal promises yet unfulfilled.

3.

How does James respond to Sophie's finally confronting him about the truth of what happened? (from Chapters 26-30)

He defiantly admits perjuring himself.

He breaks down in tears and begs forgiveness.,

He continues to assert he did nothing wrong.

He tries to change the subject to making a fresh start together.

4.

How does Ali respond to Kate's news about James's being brought up on charges? (from Chapters 6-10)

Ali wonders if the charges are not politically motivated.

Ali finds him attractive and cannot believe him capable of the charges against him.

Ali wonders whether James will be able to get a fair trial.

Ali rejoices at the arrogant James finally getting his long-due comeuppance.

5.

Who were the Libertines? (from Chapters 1-5)

A group of 19th-century British poets Holly and Sophie studied.

A group of insurgent young Conservative parliamentarians.

The name of Tom's and James's Oxford punk rock band.

An elite Oxford dining club that Tom and James belonged to.

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