Eliza and Her Monsters Quiz

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

Why does Eliza search for Olivia Kane? (from Chapters 37 - 44, Epilogue)

Eliza knows Olivia Kane is the only one who can understand what Eliza is experiencing.

Eliza wants Olivia Kane to finish Monstrous Sea.

Eliza thinks a letter from Olivia Kane will impress Wallace.

Eliza wants to know if people are comparing Eliza to Olivia Kane.

2.

Why does Olivia tell Eliza she needs to find the right motivation to finish Monstrous Sea? (from Chapters 37 - 44, Epilogue)

It is just advice in Olivia's form letter to fans.

Olivia does not want to give Eliza her secret for writer's block.

Olivia is working as a creative writing instructor.

Olivia cannot help Eliza because Eliza needs to do it on her own.

3.

Why is Eliza surprised by Wallace’s friends' reactions to the page Eliza posted late? (from Chapters 18 - 27)

Eliza thinks the page is her strongest work yet.

It is the first time Eliza is seeing the impact of her work on others.

Eliza does not think it is a big deal that the page is late.

Eliza thinks Wallace's friends are trying to be cool.

4.

Why do Eliza’s parents reveal Eliza as the creator of Monstrous Sea in the school newspaper? (from Chapters 28 - 36)

They think it will make Eliza popular.

They want Eliza to know they are proud of her.

They want Eliza to get credit for her hard work.

They think it will help Eliza get a scholarship.

5.

Why does Eliza refuse to let Wallace read her letter to Olivia Kane? (from Chapters 37 - 44, Epilogue)

Eliza thinks Wallace will mock her for writing it.

Eliza wants to keep the letter private.

Eliza does not want Wallace to talk her out of sending the letter.

Eliza is not speaking to Wallace.

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