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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 realization did Teresa have while watching the sunrise from the fortress? (from Chapters VIII - X )

That she and Niko were destined to be together.

That she should leave her career in law behind and start anew.

That her mother had been ready to die and that she too could one day have a good death.

That she should reconcile with Tom after his affair.

2.

What was Teresa’s main point when she told Petros the story of the two criminals? (from Chapters XII - XIV )

That society should condemn the offence rather than the offender.

That criminals can never change their behavior.

That all punishments should be harsher to deter crime.

That the younger man was entirely innocent of wrongdoing.

3.

What conclusion did Teresa draw after observing the court case as a teenager? (from Chapter XI)

That younger offenders should always be excused from punishment.

That the justice system always makes the right decisions.

That no one can be considered entirely responsible for their actions.

That she wanted to specialize in defending violent criminals.

4.

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

As a locked room that no one else could enter.

As a machine that never stopped working.

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

As an open field full of possibilities and choices.

5.

What did Teresa write in her notebook after her second climb to the fortress? (from Chapter XI)

“The way up and the way down are not the same.”

“Consciousness is the only thing that endures.”

“Every moment of life is a preparation for death.”

“Grief changes shape but never leaves us.”

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