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.

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

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

Men will commit suicide enmasse.

2.

Why do so many Jewish survivors live in rural and coastal areas? (from Section 4: Pages 223– 306)

The Jews have always lived in such places.

The government allowed Jews to live in those areas so long as they didn't come to the cities.

The conservative Chrisitan populations in those areas sheltered, hid, and protected them.

The Jews prefer to be farmers and fishermen.

3.

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

Good food.

Reigious faith.

Sex.

Political discussion.

4.

What does the food in the moral of the story of the Wolf and the Tarantula relate to in the novel? (from Section 1: Pages 1- 69)

Lies.

Money.

Knowledge.

Second chances.

5.

What is the probable reason that Gutkind has been killed? (from Section 4: Pages 223– 306)

He is only the latest in a series of hundreds of brutally unsolved murders that have no motive.

He is directly responsible for WHAT HAPPENED.

He has learned the truth about WHAT HAPPENED.

He has annoyed the government.

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