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Questions 1-5 of 30:

1.

Who is Agatha Christie? (from Part 2, Section 1)

A famous writer of Christian theory.

A famous writer of Bible-based stories.

A famous writer of clever mystery stories.

A dead body that Eusebio has to autopsy.

2.

What is the most likely reason that Peter perceives the crucifix in the church as being “awkward”? (from Part 3, Section 3)

It is likely that the crucifix is the one shaped like Tomas in Part 1.

It is likely that the crucifix is the one shaped like a chimpanzee from Part 1.

It is likely that the crucifix is the one shaped like a bear in Part 2.

It is likely that the crucifix is the one found in Rafael's body in Part 2.

3.

How does the reference in Ulisses' diary to "despair and rage" relate to the story of Tomas? (from Part 1, Section 2)

In his longing to understand the writings of Ulisses, Tomas seems to be experiencing both despair and rage.

In his relationship with his uncle, Tomas seems to be experiencing both despair and rage.

In this dealings with the villagers, Tomas seems to be experiencing both grief and rage.

In his grief, Tomas seems to be experiencing degrees of both despair and rage.

4.

Which character gives Peter the most support when it comes to helping him rescue Odo? (from Part 3, Section 1)

Dr. Lemmon.

Ben.

Clara.

Bob.

5.

Maria Castro refers to how both she and her husband got the idea for walking backwards to ease their grief from a visitor to their village. Given that that village is Tuizelo, who is it likely that they mean? (from Part 2, Section 3)

The priest.

The stagecoach driver.

Tomas.

Their son.

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