Euphoria Quiz

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

Fen’s reaction to receiving so much less mail than Nell is part of his reaction to which previous experience? (from Part 6, Chapters 17 – 21)

His reaction to Nell’s book being so successful.

His reaction to Helen’s book being so successful.

His reaction to Nell’s insistence on meeting and interviewing Xambun.

His reaction to Bankson’s research with the Kiona not leading him to the flute.

2.

Nell’s increasing obsession with talking to Xambun is a clear parallel to what situation in another character? (from Part 6, Chapters 17 – 21)

It parallels Fen’s obsession with the Mumbanyo flute.

It parallels Fen’s obsession with Helen.

It parallels Nell’s own obsession with the children of the Kiona.

It parallels Bankson’s obsession with Bett.

3.

Whose work and insights are the catalyst for the intense emotional and intellectual experiences of Part 7? (from Part 7, Chapters 22 – 23)

Fen.

Nell.

Bankson.

Helen.

4.

What memento of his deceased brother does Bankson give to Nell? (from Part 2, Chapters 4 – 6)

His brother Martin's glasses.

His brother Martin's research journals.

His brother John's anthropology textbooks.

His brother John's glasses.

5.

What does the limited emphasis on Nell’s point of view of the narrative suggest in terms of the book’s thematic interest in obsession?

It develops the idea that the object of an obsession is too aware of being obsessed about to be objective about his / her situation.

It suggests that Nell was not interested in anything other than her work.

It suggests that Nell was not as interesting a person as Bankson thinks she is.

It develops the idea that the object of an obsession is rarely seen in terms other than those defined by the person who is obsessed.

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