Euphoria Quiz

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What is the relationship between the thunderstorm in Chapter 24 and the events of Chapter 25? (from Part 8, Chapters 24 – 25)

The thunderstorm is a metaphoric echo of the “storm” of grief that Nell feels when she is forced to leave the children of the Tam community.

The thunderstorm is an ironic commentary on the peace and joy Bankson and Nell have found with each other as a result of finally making love.

The thunderstorm is a metaphoric foreshadowing of the “storm” of feeling that erupts when Fen returns from his expedition with the flute and Xambun’s body.

The thunderstorm is a metaphoric foreshadowing of the “storm” of feeling that erupts when Fen discovers that Bankson and Nell have slept together.

For Bankson and Nell, language is a means of getting closer to one another. In terms of their getting to know the ways of the tribes they investigate, however, language is initially a what, and becomes a what else?

It is initially a tool, and becomes a weapon.

It is initially a weapon, and becomes a source of humor.

It is initially a source of humor, and becomes a barrier.

It is initially a barrier, and becomes a tool.

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

Bankson.

Helen.

Nell.

Fen.

What is the most likely reason that Bankson is so resistant to the idea of visiting the Tam settlement? (from Part 3, Chapters 7 – 9)

He is afraid of Nell and Fen finding out that he is not an effective researcher.

He’s afraid of what might happen between him and Nell.

He’s afraid of what might happen between him and Xambun.

He is afraid of overwhelming Nell and Fen with his ideas.

Who is Claire Iynes? (from Part 9, Chapters 26 – 28)

An anthropologist who enables Fen to first present the story of the flute.

An anthropologist who arranges for Bankson to tell his story of the Kiona.

An anthropologist who arranges for Nell to tell the story of the Tam's all-female ritual.

An anthropologist who provides an opportunity for the trio of colleagues to make a presentation about The Grid.