The Girls in the Garden Quiz

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

Why does Gordon come to stay with his son, Leo, and his family? (from July 5, 9 p.m. — Before: Chapters 1 - 5)

Gordon hopes to make amends with his son.

Gordon's wife has died.

Gordon wants to get to know his grandchildren.

Gordon needs an operation to amputate his foot.

2.

Why does Pip write letters to her father, Chris? (from July 5, 9 p.m. — Before: Chapters 1 - 5)

Chris is dead but Pip imagines her letters get to him.

Chris is quarantine with a contagious disease.

Chris is in a mental institution.

Chris works in another country.

3.

Why do Adele and Leo decide to invite Clare and her girls to dinner? (from Before: Chapters 6 - 11)

Adele feels sorry for them because of what happened to their house.

Adele wants to get to know them better.

Adele wants to see if Clare will tell the truth about her husband.

Adele thinks they should properly welcome them to the neighborhood.

4.

Why does Pip think that the police should talk to Leo? (from After: Chapters 23 - 27)

Pip thinks the police should talk to everyone in the neighborhood.

Pip knows Leo was out walking his dog and thinks he might have seen something.

Pip thinks Leo hurt Grace just like she believes he hurt Phoebe.

Max told Pip he saw Leo with Grace.

5.

Why does Adele ask Rhea if she thinks Leo was responsible for killing Phoebe? (from Before: Chapters 17 - 20 — After: Chapters 21 - 22)

Adele hope that Rhea can give her a straight story about what happened.

Adele hopes that Rhea can tell her something that will prove Leo was not involved with either of the girls.

Adele is afraid to ask Rhea is Leo was responsible for hurting Phoebe.

Adele hopes that Rhea will contradict Gordon's suggestion that Leo was somehow responsible.

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