Elevation: A Novel Quiz

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Why does Scott decide that he likes Missy? (from Chapter 2)

Missy is honest with Scott and tells him that Deirdre is stressed because the restaurant is not doing well.

Missy tells Scott that Deirdre has trouble getting along with people in general.

Missy told Scott that she realized it was their dogs pooping on his yard and that she would take care of the mess.

Missy came to talk to him about Deirdre even though she was clearly not comfortable doing so.

Why does the snow cause such a challenge for Scott? (from Chapter 6)

Scott does not weigh enough to break through the snow and get any traction.

Because Scott slides on the snow, he is in danger of breaking a bone by falling.

Scott experiences that strange phenomena of sticking to the snow.

Along with being nearly weightless, Scott's body temperature drops more quickly, leaving him at risk for hypothermia.

Why does Bob think that it will not be necessary for him to make a reservation at Holy Frijole? (from Chapter 2)

Bob has heard the restaurant does not get much business.

Bob thinks the restaurant is so busy they might already be booked up.

Bob has a standing reservation at the restaurant.

Because Bob is a retired doctor he does not have trouble getting seated at restaurants.

Why does Deirdre remind Missy of Missy's clubfoot when she asks why she is not being allowed to help Scott at the end? (from Chapter 6)

Deirdre reminds Missy that she might not physically be able to do what Scott needs her to do.

Deirdre reminds Missy how she felt comfortable showing her foot to some people but not to others.

Deirdre reminds Missy that she should not judge, just the way they do not want people judging them.

Deirdre compares Missy's sensitivity about her foot to Scott's sensitivity about his condition.

Why does Scott think that Deirdre is going to run in the Turkey Trot despite the way the people of Castle Rock have treated her? (from Chapter 3)

Scott thinks that Deirdre has too much pride to allow her to back away from the race.

Scott thinks that Deirdre is still deluded with the idea that the people of the town will eventually accept her.

Scott thinks that Deirdre cannot stay away from the challenge of running and winning a footrace.

Scott thinks that Deirdre wants to snub all the people who have been mean to her by being the one to light the town's Christmas tree.