Blood on the Tracks: A Novel Quiz

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

Why does Rhodes think that Elise's murder was about Habbaniyah? (from Chapters 8 - 10)

Elise learned about Habbaniyah when she read Rhodes' journal and had been asking questions.

Rhodes cannot think of another reason why someone would want to hurt Elise.

Someone had threatened to hurt Elise because of Rhodes' role in Habbaniyah.

Rhodes told Elise about Habbaniyah and she had been talking to some of the others about coming clean.

2.

Why does Gentry admit to Parnell that he feels guilty about Jazmine's death? (from Chapters 26 - 28)

Gentry is most guilty because Parnell got caught up in the investigation and tried to protect him.

Gentry is most guilty about what happened to Jazmine because it resulted in Elise's death.

Gentry is most guilty because he did not tell the police who killed Jazmine when it happened and allowed other people to be killed.

Gentry admits that he knew what the skinheads had planned and did nothing to help Jazmine.

3.

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

Cohen is angry, like Dougie always was.

Cohen and Dougie have the same eyes.

Cohen had the same haircut as Dougie.

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

4.

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

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

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

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.

5.

Why does Parnell kill Whip so violently? (from Chapters 26 - 28)

Whip tells Parnell that he was the one who ordered for Gentry to be killed.

Parnell knew that Whip had hurt Liz.

Whip tells Parnell that his shot killed Clyde.

Parnell knew that Whip had killed Jazmine.

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