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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

What is the most likely reason that Travis has such a negative reaction to the letters he receives in Part 3? (from Part 3, Chapters 10 – 13)

He feels a lot of fear that he will have to live up to Dr. Saranson’s request to help in recruiting other test subjects.

He feels a lot of fear that people will soon forget him.

He feels a lot of pressure to live up to Lawrence Ramsey’s example of being able to withstand being a celebrity.

He feels a lot of pressure to live up to people’s expectations of him.

2.

Travis’ discovery of the contents of his old bedroom in Part 8 parallels which experience earlier in the narrative? (from Part 8, Chapters 29 – 31)

The discovery of Kyle’s true sexuality.

The discovery and return of the theatre seats.

The discovery of the ashes.

The discovery of Cate’s engagement.

3.

What do Cate’s painting and Kyle Hagler’s sexuality have in common? (from Part 2, Chapters 5 – 9)

They are both aspects of Travis’ past that remain exactly as they were in the present.

They are both representations of Travis’ past friendships that he continues to cherish in the present.

They both represent aspects of Travis’ past that in the present, are no longer what he believed them to be.

They both represent aspects of Travis’ past friendships that he wants desperately to forget about.

4.

What is the retro arcade game in which Travis had an unbeatable high score? (from Part 6, Chapters 23 – 25)

Centipede.

Pac Man.

Space Invaders.

Dragon’s Lair.

5.

The shift of tense in the epilogue suggests that Travis’ perspective on his life has changed in what way?

He’s living more in the present than the past.

His head is living in the present while his body is living in the past.

He’s living more in the past than in the present.

His body and his head are now integrated in the present.

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