High Dive: A Novel Quiz

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Take our free High Dive quiz below, with 25 multiple choice questions that help you test your knowledge. Determine which chapters, themes and styles you already know and what you need to study for your upcoming essay, midterm, or final exam. Take the free quiz now!

Directions: Click on the correct answer.

Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

Why does Susie give up her protest to spend time with Freya? (from Part Four: The Grand, 1984, Chapter 7 – Chapter 13)

Because only a handful of people, rather than several thousand, have showed up.

Because she realizes friendship is more important.

Because she is bored.

Because upon meeting Thatcher, Susie changed her mind about the Prime Minister.

2.

Why is Moose so anxious to be released from the hospital? (from Three: Department of Hearts, 1984, Chapter 2 - 5)

So he can begin a more active, healthier lifestyle.

Because he has always hated hospitals as they remind him of death.

Because he will be hopelessly behind in his work otherwise.

So he can return to work and secure his promotion.

3.

Why is Moose so upset regarding his the job of General Manager the night of Thatcher's arrival? (from Part Four: The Grand, 1984, Chapter 7 – Chapter 13)

He gets the promotion, but not the pay raise.

He gets a promotion, but it is in Scotland.

He does not get the promotion.

He only gets a pay raise.

4.

Why does Roy (Dan) insist that everyone is involved in politics whether they know it or not? (from Three: Department of Hearts, 1984, Chapter 2 - 5)

Because politics, like love, is unavoidable in life - and so it must be embraced rather than ignored.

Because Dan hates people like Freya who have no political inclinations.

Because politics - and people like Dan - affect their lives no matter what their level of interest is.

Because Dan is issuing Freya a coded warning to stay out of the Grand in October.

5.

What is Moose's heart attack symbolic of? (from Part One, Chapter 6 – Part Three, Chapter 1)

His coming death.

His fears of the dark.

His coming failure at successfully handling the Conservative Conference.

His coming heartbreak over Freya leaving.

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