Lily and the Octopus Quiz

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

Why does Ted call Trent in the middle of the night? (from Pages 124 – 180)

To express his fears about Lily's death.

To express his love for Trent.

To ask for Trent's help moving a bookcase.

To yell at Trent for not paying the electric bill on time.

2.

Why does Ted allow Lily to have anything she wants? (from Pages 240 – 301)

Because it is her last day alive.

Because Lily has asked it.

Because Ted cannot say no.

Because Lily gets anything she wants whenever she wants it always.

3.

What does Ted find most perplexing about the octopus on Lily's head? (from Pages 1 – 64)

That it looks like him.

That he did not notice it before.

That is appears to move based on what Lily is doing.

That it seems to be trying to latch onto his leg.

4.

Why is Ted so devastated by Lily's death? (from Pages 240 – 301)

Because she means so much to him and because he loves her so much.

Because she was the one who taught him how to enjoy life even in spite of being fired from his last job.

Because Lily was the reason his entire family managed to patch up their differences and reunite.

Because LIly was a one of a kind dog, and Ted will forever miss playing fetch with Lily and her yellow ball.

5.

Why does Ted feel so terribly when Lily has a night seizure? (from Pages 124 – 180)

Because he used to get mad at her for not going to the bathroom before going to bed.

Because he used to get mad at Lily for constantly changing sleeping positions during the night and waking him up each time.

Because he used to get mad at her for playing with the covers and puling them off in the middle of the night.

Because he used to get mad at Lily for snoring.

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