Blood on the Tracks: A Novel Quiz

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

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

As a warning for Gentry to stay quiet about Jazmine.

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

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

As a sign the skinheads have kidnapped Gentry.

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.

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

Clyde attacks Sarge and mortally wounds him.

3.

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

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

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

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

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

4.

Why is Parnell so convinced that the CIA man she saw in the pictures with Dougie is dead? (from Chapters 15 - 16)

Parnell found online an article about the death of a CIA man in Iraq.

Parnell has a gut feeling that he is dead.

Parnell saw the CIA man's ghost in Udell's apartment.

Kane told Parnell he had heard the CIA man was killed.

5.

Why does Calamity Jane refuse the coat that Parnell offers her while asking questions about Elise and Whip? (from Chapters 15 - 16)

Calamity Jane does not trust Cohen.

Calamity Jane claimed she did not need a coat.

Calamity Jane knows the new coat will indicate she had talked to the police. She did not want that kind of trouble.

Calamity Jane thought there were others who needed a coat worse than she did.

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