J: A Novel Quiz

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

What does Densdell tell Gutkind about man's nature being suppressed? (from Section 2: Pages 72 – 141)

Men will seek greener pastures and places where their nature can be lived fully.

There is no telling what people may do when their natures rebel against repression.

Men will overthrow the government and start the world all over again.

Men will commit suicide enmasse.

2.

How is Rebecca's story told? (from Section 3: Pages 142 – 222)

Through prison records.

Through her letters.

Through video recordings.

Through her diary.

3.

What religious and ethnic group is targeted for WHAT HAPPENED? (from Section 4: Pages 223– 306)

The Catholics.

The Jews.

The Zoroastrians.

The Greek Orthodox Church.

4.

While Ailinn argues that nothing has changed now that she and Kevern know they are Jewish, what does Kevern believe? (from Section 5: Pages 307– 342)

Things will only change when they change them.

He is ready to be a father.

Nothing has changed.

Everything has changed.

5.

What does Kevern contend people need more of in their life, even if it leads to disagreements? (from Section 2: Pages 72 – 141)

Reigious faith.

Good food.

Political discussion.

Sex.

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