Find Me: A Novel Quiz

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Questions 1-5 of 26:

1.

Given what the narrative has revealed about Joy’s history, what is ironic about the name she has been given? (from Book 1, pages 46 - 76)

Joy’s life has been filled with hate from other people, which was not a source of “joy” to her.

Joy has not had a lot of happiness, or joy, in her life.

Joy’s life has been filled with physical violence, which was not a source of “joy” to her.

Joy’s happiness, or joy, at having such a good life with her mother was taken away when her mother died.

2.

Why does Joy refer to the people outside the gate as “pilgrims”? (from Prologue – Book 1, pages 3 – 26)

She believes they are on a “pilgrimage," or a search, for food.

One of the other patients said they looked like pilgrims because of their shoes.

One of the other patients said they looked like pilgrims because of their hats.

She believes they are on a “pilgrimage” or a search for God.

3.

What is the most likely reason that Joy asks Martin to feel her stomach? (from Book 2, pages 263 - 278)

She wants him to use his psychic abilities to figure out whether the baby is his or Nelson’s.

She wants him to feel her excitement at the prospect of meeting her mother.

She wants him to help her calm down, and believes that feeling him touch her will accomplish that.

She wants him to feel her baby moving.

4.

What person from her past does Joy encounter on the first leg of her journey to find her mother?

Mrs. Neuman.

Marcus.

Paige.

Dr. Bek.

5.

What is significant about the person on whom Dr. Bek first conducted experiments on the healing power of the sub-conscious mind? (from Book 1, pages 121-139)

He was his father.

She was his wife.

He conducted the experiments on himself.

She was his daughter.

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