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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

Why does Mallarino decide to try to help Samanta find out what happened to her? (from Chapter 3 pgs 133-150)

Magdalena encourages him to do so.

It matters to him what happened.

It matters to Samanta what happened.

Rodrigo encourages him to do so.

2.

Why has Mallarino had the quote about memory stuck in his head since the beginning of the novel? (from Chapter 3 pgs 150-177)

It was one of Magdalena's favorite sayings.

It was a favorite quote of his muse, Rendón.

He never learns the source of the quote.

It was in a book that was his daughter's favorite.

3.

Why is there only one possibility for Mallarino to come from the meeting with Cuéllar's widow? (from Chapter 3 pgs 178-187)

Mallarino believes Samanta may blame him for the molestation because she was left unattended.

Mallarino knows that Rodrigo plans to fire him regardless of the outcome of the meeting.

Mallarino believes Rodrigo has already contacted Cuéllar's widow and told her what to tell Mallarino and Samanta.

If his enemies learn that he has doubted himself, Mallarino's career will be over regardless of the outcome of the meeting.

4.

Why did Mallarino move to the house in the mountains in the first place? (from Chapter 2 pgs 68-94)

To try to save his marriage.

To give Beatriz a house out of the city.

To escape the pollution in the city.

To give himself a quiet place to work.

5.

Why does Rodrigo laugh when he hears that Mallarino has gotten a threatening letter? (from Chapter 1 pgs 18-37)

He did not want Mallarino and Magdalena to think it was more serious than it really was.

He knows it means that Mallarino has finally made it as a political cartoonist.

He thought their reaction was ludicrous.

He was being cruel.

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