The Good Daughter Quiz

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

Why does Sam cry when Anton tells her he thinks she would have been lucky not to have been shot? (from Chapters 13 - 14)

Anton understands that there is nothing lucky or superficial about what has happened to her.

Anton does not realize how lucky Sam actually is to have regained as much functionality as she has.

Anton is dying, and it is one of the last things he says to Sam.

Anton is finally admitting that he believes Sam is too damaged for their relationship to work out.

2.

Why did Ben leave Charlie? (from Chapter 6 )

Charlie started nagging him.

Charlie cheated on him.

Charlie's work left no time for him.

Ben wanted to have an affair.

3.

Why do Rusty's phone messages for Sam include the weather in Pikeville, Georgia, no matter where she lives? (from Chapter 7 - 8)

Recording the weather connects him, Charlie, and Gamma, and this connects Sam as well.

Sam asked what the weather was like often while she was in the hospital recovering from being shot.

The weather in the South is usually more pleasant than New York, and he wants her to come back.

He wants her to think about the place she left behind and what he and Charlie are experiencing.

4.

Why does Charlie ask Judith for ice cream after Charlie is raped? (from Chapters 15 - 17)

Charlie wanted something to distract herself.

Charlie was not sure how to tell Judith what really happened.

Charlie thought it would make her die.

Charlie thought it would make her stop hurting.

5.

Why do you think the author chose the date of Gamma's death as the combination for Rusty's safe? (from Chapters 15 - 17)

The password is a better password than Charlie's 1-2-3-4.

Rusty loved both of his daughters equally and could not choose one over the other.

It is a literal representation of locking the bad things away in a box.

It is the one date that Rusty could never forget.

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