One Two Three: A Novel Quiz

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

What does Nathan announce the first time he comes into the bar where Nora works? (from Pages 118-166)

He will have good jobs available to everyone who wants one.

He has proof the chemical plant is not to blame for the local health issues.

He is paying medical bills for everyone who was hurt by the chemical before.

He is bringing in construction crews and needs to hire people to house and feed them.

2.

Why is Mab angry about the voting process to decide whether the Templetons can repair the dam to open the plant? (from Pages 320-361)

The voting process is not anonymous.

Omar is counting the votes.

Nathan is giving people jobs in return for a vote for him.

The young people will be greatly affected but are not allowed to vote.

3.

Who originally sold the land Duke Templeton used for the chemical plant? (from Pages 320-361)

Frank, the bartender.

Apple's family, the Groves.

The triplet's grandfather.

Omar Radison.

4.

According to Mirabel, why will Nora not use the information she got from Nathan during the therapy session? (from Pages 281-319)

Nora has strong ethics about her role as a therapist.

Nora cannot be sure Nathan was telling the truth.

Nathan says he will do the right thing about reparations.

Nathan promised to give Monday a job in return for Nora's silence.

5.

Why do the two boys named Kyle say they are beating up River? (from Pages 118-166)

Mirabel is paying a lot of attention to River and they are jealous.

They believe River sabotaged science experiments.

Their fathers have jobs at the chemical plant and can no longer stand up to the Templetons themselves.

They hate River because he is so healthy and rich.

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