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One Boat Quiz

Jonathan Buckley

This Study Guide consists of approximately 50 pages of chapter summaries, quotes, character analysis, themes, and more - everything you need to sharpen your knowledge of One Boat.

One Boat by Jonathan Buckley

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+Chapters Summary and Analysis

Chapters I - III

Chapters IV - VII

Chapters VIII - X

Chapters XII - XIV

Symbols and Symbolism

Themes and Motifs

Styles

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

What profession was Teresa's mother? (from Chapters I - III)

Mathematician.

Teacher.

Lawyer.

Doctor.

2.

How did Niko believe Petros had changed after his injury? (from Chapters VIII - X )

He turned his focus entirely to repairing cars.

He became more introspective and started writing poetry.

He became bitter and stopped speaking to his friends.

He left the town and traveled around Europe.

3.

Why did Teresa decide to go into contracts law rather than criminal law? (from Chapter XI)

She found criminal law too boring to pursue.

She thought contracts law would earn her more money.

She wanted to avoid the moral implications of the criminal justice system.

She believed contracts law was more prestigious.

4.

How did Teresa describe her perception of her own mind during her conversation with Petros? (from Chapters XII - XIV )

As an open field full of possibilities and choices.

As a locked room that no one else could enter.

As a hall of mirrors where she could not tell which version of herself was real.

As a machine that never stopped working.

5.

How did Teresa respond to Tom’s message asking for reconciliation? (from Chapters VIII - X )

She told him their relationship was in the past and she would never return to him.

She wrote back saying she still loved him.

She ignored the message completely.

She agreed to meet him again after leaving the town.

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