Saints For All Occasions Quiz

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

In Chapter 12, why did Theresa decide to join the convent in Vermont? (from Part 4: 1958-1967)

Theresa thought she could hide from her problems in the convent.

Theresa believed that the Miraculous Medal on the gates was a sign.

Theresa believed she could hide from her sister there.

Cathy told Theresa that she was going to join.

2.

In Chapter 18 why does Theresa start telling women to have protected sex even though it goes against the church's teaching? (from Part 6: 1975-1976)

Theresa refused to go against the teachings of the church.

A woman reminds Theresa what it felt like to just wish she had not gotten pregnant.

Theresa realized the church did not have the right to tell a woman what she could do with her body.

The nuns from another convent reminded Theresa that overpopulation was a threat to humanity.

3.

In Chapter 6, why was Mother Cecilia pleased when she woke one morning to silence? (from Part 3: 2009)

Theresa was not pleased by the silence because it meant the electricity was out.

The silence meant all their guests were gone.

The silence meant she had woken before everyone else.

The silence meant the rain had stopped.

4.

In Chapter 16, why does Patrick tell his mother that he could not let the boys beat Fergie without stepping in? (from Part 6: 1975-1976)

Fergie had stood up for Patrick when kids told him that Charlie was not really his father.

Fergie let Patrick cheat off his tests so he could get better grades.

Fergie had stepped in and helped Patrick when boys were beating on him.

Fergie kept the priests from abusing Patrick at school.

5.

Why are Nora and Charlie having more fun with Brian than with their other children? (from Part 6: 1975-1976)

Nora and Charlie are older and not as anxious.

Nora and Charlie have other children they can use as babysitters.

Nora and Charlie are actually more stressed with Brian because they have so many more expenses.

Nora and Charlie are happier in their new home.

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