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The Flood Girls Quiz

Fifield, Richard

This Study Guide consists of approximately 68 pages of chapter summaries, quotes, character analysis, themes, and more - everything you need to sharpen your knowledge of The Flood Girls.

The Flood Girls by Fifield, Richard

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+Chapters Summary and Analysis

Pages 115 - 169

Pages 170 - 234

Pages 235 - 273

Pages 274 - 324

Symbols and Symbolism

Themes and Motifs

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

How does Athena, Rachel's AA sponsor, feel about Rachel returning to Quinn? (from Pages 1 - 55)

She thinks the trip would be a good idea, but is too soon. She thinks Rachel should be sober for several more years first.

She is indifferent to the idea in the same way she is indifferent to Rachel choosing Debbie Harry as her spiritual guide.

She thinks the instability of life and cruelty from residents will force Rachel to start drinking again.

She thinks the trip is a good idea so Rachel can finally make amends for her past.

2.

Frank often feeds and serenades the stray cats in the neighborhood in "Harmonica, December 1990." How does Jake feel about his neighbor's behavior? (from Pages 1 - 55)

He thinks Frank reminds him too much of Bert.

He appreciates Frank's kindness toward the cats.

He thinks Frank is likely losing his mind because of his behavior.

He is disturbed by Frank's odd behavior.

3.

Bert is furious when he catches Jake using concealer. What does Bert think that Jake's concealer suggests? (from Pages 115 - 169)

That Jake wants to look more feminine, and therefore is likely gay.

That Jake has no regard for his mother's hard work and wants to use up her expensive makeup.

That Jake is not sleeping well because he is too worried about his new stepfather's religion.

That Jake is embarrassed by and unforgiving of the beatings that Bert gives him.

4.

What are the two most likely reasons Krystal is uncomfortable when Rachel comes over for the first time in years? (from Pages 56 - 114)

Because Bert refuses to let Krystal associate with Rachel and because Rachel is likely Jake's biological mother.

Because Bert refuses to let Krystal associate with Rachel and because Rachel did something to hurt Krystal in the past.

Because Rachel did something to hurt Krystal in the past and because Rachel is likely Jake's biological mother.

Because Rachel is likely Jake's biological mother and because Bert has expressed feelings for her in the past.

5.

In "Into Bloom," how does Jake's float appropriately convey the Flood Girls' attitude? (from Pages 235 - 273)

They appear to be angelic, but on the field and in life, they pack a punch.

They pretend that they are law-abiding citizens, but really, they often break the rules.

They pretend that they respect Laverna's advice, but really, they disregard her.

They pretend to get along, but in reality, they do not like one another.

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