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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

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Jean Hegland

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

Why is Nell's act of eating the chocolate kiss so selfish and so rebellious? (from Pages 101 – 150)

Because she does not understand how vital community is in an age of collapse.

Because she does not take into account the black market value of chocolate in the present age.

Because she and Eva have so little and share all they do have as a matter of survival.

Because she does not realize chocolate becomes poisonous when it goes bad.

2.

What is so important about Redwood given the plot of the novel? (from Pages 51 – 100)

It is the clearest depiction of the societal breakdown that occurs because of the collapse.

It is the local FEMA operations center where residents are able to receive federal assistance.

It is the last remaining civilized outpost in California.

It is where Nell often runs away to go in order to be with Eli.

3.

Why does Eli want Nell and Eva to come along with him and the others to Boston? (from Pages 101 – 150)

So they can have a chance at a normal life again.

Because they intend to enslave Nell and Eva and sell them to the north.

So they may return to California in the future with the tools to rebuild civilization.

Because Eli wants to marry Eva and have a family with her in Boston.

4.

At the beginning of the book, what does Nell hope will happen by next Christmas? (from Pages 1 – 50)

That she will be married to Eli.

That their father will return from Boston.

That a shipment of gasoline will come in.

That things will go back to normal.

5.

Why is fighting to be considered a luxury? (from Pages 101 – 150)

Because Nell only has one other person in her life.

Because it demonstrates a lack of compassion.

Because it is largely meaningless given the situation.

Because it divides rather than unites in times of luxury.

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