The Fortress of Solitude Quiz

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

What news does Abraham relate to Dylan regarding Mingus? (from Part 3: Chapters 1 - 7)

That Mingus has died.

That Mingus has had to give up a kidney to save Barrett's life.

That Mingus is bankrupt and needs financial help to stay out of jail.

That Mingus is out of jail and coming to visit California.

2.

Why does Dylan actually believe he can fly? (from Part 1, Chapters 7 - 13)

Because he can actually fly.

Because of the drugs he is taking.

Because of the powers given to him by the toe ring.

Because of his childhood imagination.

3.

Why does Mingus not want to talk about the wealthy people who have been visiting his father? (from Part 1, Chapters 7 - 13)

Because Mingus does not want his friends to know he will soon be moving.

Because Mingus is actually the one who has been received wealthy visitors.

Because it runs contrary to the nature and atmosphere of the neighborhood.

Because Mingus does not want anyone to rob from his father.

4.

Why does Dylan begin to recall the events of his past as he travels? (from Part 3: Chapters 1 - 7)

Because the return to Dean Street is a return to the past.

Because Dylan is reading his childhood journal as he travels.

Because he has not been back in six years to recall the events of the past.

Because Dylan is stuck in the past and is unable to function as an adult.

5.

What does Dylan buy from Mingus and Arthur? (from Part 1, Chapter 14 - Part 2, Liner Note)

Drugs.

Their cars.

Their comic book collections.

Jewelry they have stolen from their mothers.

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