In a Dark, Dark Wood Quiz

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

How did Nora come to meet and date James? (from Chapters 17 – 24)

On a school production of Cat on a Hot Tin Roof.

Clare arranged them on a blind date back when they were sixteen.

On vacation in the mountains.

Nina introduced them in a class.

2.

Why does Nora become concerned about the police presence outside her hospital room? (from Chapters 8 – 16)

They begin to talk about arresting Nora.

They declare Nora an escaped convict.

They begin to speak of murder.

They tell Nora that James is waiting to see her.

3.

Why does Lamarr believe that Nora is responsible for the murder of James? (from Chapters 25 – 31)

There were nude photographs of Nora sent to James enticing James to come up.

There is video footage of Nora meeting with James before the shooting.

There were e-mails sent between Nora and James prior to the weekend, asking James to come up.

There were texts sent to James from Nora's cell phone enticing James to drive up.

4.

What is Nora's primary problem when the novel begins? (from Chapters 1 – 7)

Getting home.

Blood loss.

Limb loss.

Memory loss.

5.

What does Tom explain to Nora about her being framed? (from Chapters 32 – 36)

If Nora hadn’t come to the hen, one of them would have been sent to drag her to the hen so that Nora could still be framed.

That all of them were in on it together.

If Nora hadn’t come to the hen, one of them would have been killed instead.

If Nora hadn’t come to the hen, one of them would have been forced to take the fall, and that James still would have been shot.

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