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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

Which of the following elements appearing for the first time in this section bears the closest potential relationship to the novel's thematic interest in how the truth has many layers? (from Chapters 1 - 2)

Larry's chickens.

The nickname of Silas' marijuana-dealing friend.

The card that Silas leaves with Irina.

The zombie mask.

2.

Why does Silas tell the Mayor and Voncille to read the paper before confirming his promotion? (from Chapters 17 - 19)

The article probably refers to the truth of Silas' relationship with Angie: he thinks they may not want to promote him after that.

The article probably refers to the truth of Silas and Stringfellow being brothers: he thinks they may not want to promote him after that.

The article probably refers to the truth of what Silas did to Larry: he thinks they may not want to promote him after that.

The article probably refers to the truth of what Silas and Larry helping to bury Tina's body: he thinks they may not want to promote him after that.

3.

Given that the king cobra only rises "with its hood fanned" when it is about to kill, which character in this section is metaphorically similar to the description of the "king cobra" television program that Larry doesn't watch? (from Chapters 12 - 13)

Silas.

Larry.

Stringfellow.

Lolly.

4.

What do Cindy Walker and Tina Rutherford have in common? (from Chapters 1 - 2)

They are both former girlfriends of Larry Ott.

They are both young women who have mysteriously disappeared.

They are both former girlfriends of Silas Jones.

They are both young women who have been murdered by Larry Ott.

5.

What ruse or deception does Wallace Stringfellow use to gain access to Larry and his home? (from Chapter 9)

Stringfellow pretends to be a cable TV salesman.

Stringfellow offers to cut Larry's lawn.

Stringfellow pretends to be a bible salesman.

Stringfellow offers to feed Larry's chickens.

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