The High Mountains of Portugal Quiz

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Questions 1-5 of 30:

1.

Why is the character of Maria Castro significant? (from Part 2, Section 2)

She is Eusebio's mistress.

She is the woman who showed Tomas into the church in Tuizelo in Part 1.

She is the woman who got angry at Tomas for his behavior towards her son in Part 1.

She is Eusebio's assistant.

2.

What is the significance of the contents of the envelope found in the suitcase in Part 3, Section 4? (from Part 3, Section 4)

Because the other objects are the same as those found in Tomas's body in Part 1, the hair in the envelope is from the chimpanzee also found in his body.

Because the other objects are the same as those found in Rafael's body in Part 2, the hair in the envelope is from the chimpanzee also found in his body.

Because the other objects are the same as those found in the tomb of the boy killed in Part 1, the hair in the envelope is from the chimpanzee also found in the tomb.

Because the other objects are the same as those found in the crucifix in Part 1, the hair is from the chimpanzee also found in the crucifix.

3.

Why is the reference to the city of Braganca significant? (from Part 3, Section 3)

Braganca was the city in which Part 2 was set.

Braganca was the city in which Rafael Castro, in Part 2, was murdered.

Braganca was the city in which Tomas in Part 1 found the crucifix.

Braganca was the city in which Tomas in Part 1 began his journey.

4.

Who does Peter think would have loved the house in Tuizelo? (from Part 3, Section 2)

Dona Amelia.

Clara.

Teresa.

Ben.

5.

What is the connection between Eusebio’s views of a dead body and Maria’s views of the novels of Agatha Christie? (from Part 2, Section 1)

They both have mysteries of death to resolve.

They both relate to investigations of murder.

They both feature pathologists as central characters.

They both have mysteries of faith to resolve.

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