Everything Is Illuminated: A Novel Quiz

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

What "terrible thing" does Yankel feel father's have the right to do? (from Falling in Love, 1791-1803; Recurrent Secrets, 1791-1943; A Parade, A Death, A Proposition, 1804-1969; Letter Dated 28 October 1997; A Very Rigid Search)

Read their daughter's diary.

Give them away at their wedding.

Hit them.

Feel lonely.

2.

Why do the people remain in Trachimbrod even thought they know the Nazi's are coming? (from Illumination; The Wedding Reception Was So Extraordinary! Or The End of the Moment That Never Ends, 1941; The First Blasts, and Then Love, 1941; The Persnicketiness of Memory, 1941; The Beginning of the World Often Comes, 1942-1791; Letter Dated 22 Januar)

They do not have passports.

They cannot decide what to do and pretend everything is normal.

The town is already surrounded.

They want to see what the Nazi's will do.

3.

In the "Letter Dated 28 October 1997," what does Alex say that he catches his grandfather doing? (from Falling in Love, 1791-1803; Recurrent Secrets, 1791-1943; A Parade, A Death, A Proposition, 1804-1969; Letter Dated 28 October 1997; A Very Rigid Search)

Sleeping.

Reading a letter.

Kissing a woman.

Crying.

4.

What does Safran love about Zosha? (from Illumination; The Wedding Reception Was So Extraordinary! Or The End of the Moment That Never Ends, 1941; The First Blasts, and Then Love, 1941; The Persnicketiness of Memory, 1941; The Beginning of the World Often Comes, 1942-1791; Letter Dated 22 Januar)

He does not love her.

She is beautiful.

She is pregnant.

She is dutiful.

5.

How do the people celebrate Trachimday? (from Falling in Love, 1791-1803; Recurrent Secrets, 1791-1943; A Parade, A Death, A Proposition, 1804-1969; Letter Dated 28 October 1997; A Very Rigid Search)

They throw sacks into the river for men to dive after.

They dance at the river.

They dance around a bonfire.

They drive their wagons into the Brod river.

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