In the Lives of Puppets Quiz

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

How does the Authority find Gio and Vic? (from Dedication + Part I (Chapters 1-12))

Gio reports them to the Authority.

Vic’s spilled blood in the Scrap Yards notifies the Authority.

The Authority discovers them through a routine search of the area.

Hap reports them to the Authority.

2.

What is the nature of Vic and Hap’s relationship? (from Part IV: You Start Again from the Beginning)

They have a sexual and romantic relationship.

They have an intimate, possibly romantic, non-sexual relationship.

They are friends like Nurse Ratched and Rambo.

They have a familial relationship and think of each other as brothers.

3.

Why is Gio’s second heart, made by Vic during the epilogue after the group escapes from the Benevolent Tower, shaped differently from his first heart? (from Part IV: You Start Again from the Beginning)

The heart now reflects Vic’s changed mood and outlook after his experiences.

The second heart originally looked the same as the first one but was damaged during the fight in the Benevolent Tower.

The heart is shaped differently to fulfill Gio’s new technical requirements.

Vic forgot what the heart originally looked like and made an inaccurate replica.

4.

What substance is used to make Gio and Hap’s hearts functional? (from Dedication + Part I (Chapters 1-12))

Tree sap.

Water.

Oil.

Human blood.

5.

Why does the Coachman ask the group to think of him as “family” (267)? (from Part II: The Journey (Chapters 13-17))

The Coachman feels paternal to the group because he thinks of them like the android children who come to visit the traveling house.

The Coachman believes that he is related to some of the group members.

The Coachman satirically references human workplace managers who encourage employees to think of themselves as “family” rather than wage workers.

The Coachman considers them family because they share the same goal of rescuing Gio and liberating the world from the Authority.

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