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Pet (Akwaeke Emezi) Quiz

Akwaeke Emezi

This Study Guide consists of approximately 42 pages of chapter summaries, quotes, character analysis, themes, and more - everything you need to sharpen your knowledge of Pet.

Pet (Akwaeke Emezi) by Akwaeke Emezi

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Chapters 12 and Epilogue

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Akwaeke Emezi

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Questions 1-5 of 21:

1.

What is significant about the interaction between Jam and Hibiscus? (from Chapters 4-5)

Hibiscus learned sign language to better communicate with Jam.

Hibiscus taught Jam to fight so she could defend herself.

Hibiscus tends to keep his distance from Jam.

Hibiscus provided help for Jam's family when her father was off work.

2.

What is the first interaction Jam has with Pet? (from Chapters 2-3)

She helps Pet sit down on a chair.

She helps Pet get its head out of the canvas.

She helps Pet clean some paint off its horns.

She helps Pet arrange its wings to cover its face.

3.

Why does Jam say Pet should not kill Redemption? (from Chapters 12 and Epilogue)

She believes that killing is wrong, no matter what.

People need to realize that monsters still exist so they can watch for them.

Moss deserves the chance to see Hibiscus punished.

Everyone will blame Redemption if Hibiscus dies.

4.

What is the lie Redemption tells Hibiscus to get him to come over? (from Chapters 10-11)

Moss is crying for him.

He hurt himself while training.

Jam wants to learn how to fight.

Glass left her purse there.

5.

What prompts Redemption to realize someone is hurting Moss? (from Chapters 8-9)

Pet describes the typical actions of the monsters he hunts.

Moss draws some disturbing pictures.

Redemption reads about child abuse in a pamphlet.

Moss becomes afraid of the dark.

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