Elevation: A Novel Quiz

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

Why does Mike agree to take care of Bill D. Cat? (from Chapter 6)

Mike agrees to take the cat because Scott helped to bring the community together.

Mike agrees to take the cat because he has always wanted a cat in his store.

Mike agrees to take the cat because he does not feel he has a choice.

Mike agrees to take the cat because he was the one who gave Bill to Scott.

2.

Why does Scott not want to tell his regular doctor about his weight loss? (from Chapter 1)

Scott does not want to be forced to undergo testing.

Scott does not to have to pay a co-pay for a doctor visit.

Scott does not think his regular doctor will believe Scott is being serious.

Scott does not have a regular doctor.

3.

Why does the little girl tell Scott she and her brother did not go to Missy and Deirdre's house to trick or treat? (from Chapter 3)

The little girl says that Missy and Deirdre were not at home.

Scott does not ask the children about trick or treating at Missy and Deirdre's house.

The little girl says that Missy and Deirdre's house was too far away for them to walk.

The little girl says that Missy and Deirdre are not nice ladies.

4.

Why does Scott visit Bob? (from Chapter 1)

Scott wants to talk to Bob about his unusual weight loss.

Scott wants to talk to Bob about his depression.

Scott wants Bob's opinion of WebMD.

Scott is lonely.

5.

Why did Scott visit Holy Frijole? (from Chapter 2)

Scott visited Holy Frijole in order to make peace with Deirdre.

Scott wanted to show pictures of Deirdre's dogs to the people eating there.

Scott had never eaten at the restaurant before and wanted to try it.

Scott wanted to be able to tell people what he thought of the food.

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