Smile: A Novel Quiz

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

In Chapter 2, Ed Fitzpatrick seems to be impressed with Victor's success. In Chapter 4, how do readers know that he is in the dark about Victor's career? (from Chapters 3 and 4 )

Fitzpatrick does not read even a single book a year.

Fitzpatrick does not own a television set.

Fitzpatrick makes up several things that Victor never did.

Fitzpatrick has never left their hometown.

2.

In Chapter 1, how does it seem like Victor goes about judging people? (from Chapters 1 and 2 )

He is hostile; he does not like anyone.

He is neutral about people; though he does not prefer Eddie Fitzpatrick to others, he still enjoys his company.

He is non-judgmental; he is willing to give Eddie Fitzpatrick a chance, despite his hesitation.

He judges quickly; he takes an immediate hatred to Eddie Fitzpatrick.

3.

Why does it seem like Victor tells his sexual abuse story on the radio? (from Chapters 11 and 12 )

Because he wants to protect other young boys from abuse.

Because he thinks that he will be made a regular contributor.

Because he wants to punish his mother for letting it happen.

Because he wants to make the story seem humorous and non-threatening.

4.

What does Victor do with his sexual abuse story after he starts having flashbacks? (from Chapters 11 and 12 )

He does not even tell Rachel why he is upset.

He finally tells his mother the truth.

He only tells Fitzpatrick many years later.

He tells it again and again.

5.

Which of the following seems most likely to be the explanation for the book's final scene between Fitzpatrick and Victor? (from Chapters 13 and 14 )

Fitzpatrick is an escaped mental patient who is stalking Victor.

Victor is the fictional version of the real Fitzpatrick.

Fitzpatrick makes up a story to scare Victor to punish him for ignoring Fitzpatrick.

Fitzpatrick is a supernatural creature or ghost.

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