Blood on the Tracks: A Novel Quiz

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

Why does Parnell have a cop pick Calamity Jane up at the hobo camp after Jane gives information about Whip, Melody, and Elise? (from Chapters 17 - 18)

Jane refuses to cooperate so Parnell has her arrested for loitering.

As a witness, Jane has to be questioned by the police.

Parnell believes Jane is suffering from exposure and needs to stay in the shelter until she is recovered.

Parnell is concerned for Jane's safety.

2.

Why does Nik think that Rhodes caught the train going north? (from Chapters 4 - 6)

Nik thinks he is going home to kill himself.

Nik thinks that Rhodes is looking for someone who can hide him.

Nik thinks that Rhodes intends to go to Canada to avoid being charged in Elise's murder.

Nik thinks that Rhodes is going to visit his parents before he turns himself in for murder.

3.

Why is Rhodes surprised when Elise calls him? (from The Burned Man - Chapter 3)

Elise tells Rhodes that she wants to have children with him.

Elise tells Rhodes that she does not want him to kill himself.

Elise tells Rhodes that she wants to marry him.

Elise had told Rhodes that she did not want to see him again.

4.

Why does Parnell believe the swastika was painted on Nik's front porch? (from Chapters 23 - 25)

As a sign the skinheads have kidnapped Gentry.

Parnell believes the swastika is a random mark and is not important.

As a sign that Gentry has re-joined the skinheads.

As a warning for Gentry to stay quiet about Jazmine.

5.

Why did Rhodes get so upset when Cohen and Bandoni showed Rhodes his hobo beads and told him they were found in Elise' apartment? (from Chapters 12 - 14)

Rhodes knew the beads were damning evidence.

Rhodes claimed his beads were stolen in Wyoming.

Rhodes did not get upset when he saw the beads.

Rhodes began to question his own innocence when he saw the beads.

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