Blood on the Tracks: A Novel Quiz

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

Why does Kane think that Rhodes could not have hurt Elise? (from Chapters 12 - 14)

Kane said that after Rhodes came back from the war, he was not even able to kill spiders anymore, he was tired of killing.

Kane believes that Rhodes loved Elise too much to have ever hurt her.

Kane claimed Rhodes no longer carried weapons and would have had nothing to hurt Elise with.

Elise was trained in martial arts and had worked with Rhodes to learn how to disable him if he ever became violent.

2.

Why is Parnell able to escape Sarge without being killed? (from Chapters 19 - 22)

Parnell kills Sarge.

Sarge realizes he is attacking the wrong person.

Clyde attacks Sarge and mortally wounds him.

Parnell overcomes Sarge and tells him she will let him live if he returns the favor.

3.

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)

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.

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

4.

Why does Cohen remind Parnell of Dougie? (from Chapters 4 - 6)

Cohen has the same tell me everything attitude that Dougie had.

Cohen and Dougie have the same eyes.

Cohen had the same haircut as Dougie.

Cohen is angry, like Dougie always was.

5.

Why is Sherri's information about Whip ordering hobo beads significant? (from Chapters 23 - 25)

Sherri is able to tell Parnell that Melody and Liz were with Whip on the day the beads were ordered.

Sherri tells Parnell the beads were a replica of those belonging to Rhodes.

Parnell is able to learn from the address to which Whip wanted the beads sent an approximate location for Whip's headquarters.

Sherri's information about the beads gives Parnell no new information.

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