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Into the Forest Quiz

Jean Hegland

This Study Guide consists of approximately 34 pages of chapter summaries, quotes, character analysis, themes, and more - everything you need to sharpen your knowledge of Into the Forest.

Into the Forest by Jean Hegland

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+Chapters Summary and Analysis

Pages 51 – 100

Pages 101 – 150

Pages 151 – 200

Pages 200 – 241

Symbols and Symbolism

Themes and Motifs

Styles

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Jean Hegland

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

Why is Nell so surprised by Eva's pregnancy? (from Pages 151 – 200)

Because Eva wants to keep and raise the baby.

Because Eva was supposed to be unable to have children.

Because Eva cannot imagine having a baby in the woods, and so wants to go to the town.

Because Eva does not know she is pregnant until well into her third trimester.

2.

Why did the forest seem so wondrous and kind when Nell and Eva were children? (from Pages 51 – 100)

Because the forest itself was young, then.

Because they were young and innocent.

Because their mother had not died in the woods, yet.

Because the collapse had only just begun.

3.

Why do Nell and Eva come to view the forest as downright dangerous? (from Pages 101 – 150)

Because of the battle that occurs between fighting forces in the area.

Because of Eli's death.

Because of the wildfire that rages through the area.

Because of Eva's rape.

4.

Why does Nell learn to use her father's hunting rifle? (from Pages 151 – 200)

For the purposes of raiding the town.

In order to hunt down and kill the rapist.

For self-defense and to hunt for food.

In order to commit suicide.

5.

Why do Nell and Eva torch their house before heading into the woods with baby Robert and other important possessions? (from Pages 200 – 241)

To break with the past.

To kill the rapist sleeping inside.

To stop themselves from crying.

To ensure no one else can use the cabin.

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