The Dogs of Littlefield Quiz

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

When the novel begins, what is the major source of contention in Littlefield? (from Chapters 1 – 5)

A zoning law regarding the general business district.

Coyotes.

A motion on whether to paint the cast-iron lampoosts black or deep green.

A leash-less dog policy for the park.

2.

Why does the town of Littlefield settle down as the spring comes on? (from Chapters 16 – 20)

Because the dog issue is about to be settled.

Because there have been no new dog killings.

Because the dog killings have been solved.

Because the spring naturally puts the people of town in a good mood.

3.

Why has Clarice decided to come to Littlefield? (from Chapters 6 – 10)

Essentially, to study a nearly all-white community while she is on vacation.

Essentially, to construct a model for a version of utopia she can have her students attempt.

Essentially, to determine whether politic leanings plays a part in human happiness.

Essentially, to study happiness in one of the best places to live in the country.

4.

Apart from concern about Margaret's marriage, what seems to be her major problem? (from Chapters 1 – 5)

Jealousy.

Mental illness.

Rage.

Boredom.

5.

Why does George storm out of the book club meeting? (from Chapters 16 – 20)

Because his son has been attacked by a dog.

Because Elizabeth accuses him of not loving his work and his characters.

Because all of his sexual affairs come to light.

Because no one in the book club ends up actually liking his book.

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