Little Fires Everywhere Quiz

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Questions 1-5 of 28:

1.

After Mia broke her promise to Pearl that they would not be staying in Shaker Heights, what had Pearl imagined herself to be? (from Chapters 19 - 20)

A tree with roots.

A house with a yard.

A balloon with freedom.

A clam without a pearl.

2.

What type of person does Mrs. Richardson look for in a tenant for her rental house on Winslow Road? Why had Moody considered Pearl’s mind to be extraordinary? Pearl had a fantastic memory and excelled in logic. Pearl was enrolled in an expensive private school. Pearl played the violin beautifully. Which important people had the Richardsons known? The mayor, a medical director, and the owner of a baseball team. A theatre director, a Michelin-starred chef, and a Hollywood starlet. The owner of the Cavaliers, a famous French artist, and the Chief of Police. A U.N. ambassador, the editor of the The Sun Press, and a congressman. Where had Mrs. Richardson grown up? Shaker Heights. Downtown Cleveland. A small town in Indiana. Manhattan. (from Chapters 2 - 4)

People in need of charity.

Affluent and classy people only.

International exchange students.

Christian families.

3.

Who had never seen a man naked? (from Chapter 15 - 16 )

Bebe Chow.

Mia Wright.

Pearl Warren.

Lexie Richardson.

4.

What do the "seven little ghosts" (133) refer to? (from Chapters 9 - 10)

Mrs. McCullough's deceased siblings.

Bebe Chow's memories of living in Canton.

Missing children in Shaker Heights.

Mrs. McCullough's miscarriages.

5.

Which important people had the Richardsons known? (from Chapters 2 - 4)

The mayor, a medical director, and the owner of a baseball team.

The owner of the Cavaliers, a famous French artist, and the Chief of Police.

A theatre director, a Michelin-starred chef, and a Hollywood starlet.

A U.N. ambassador, the editor of the The Sun Press, and a congressman.

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