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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

What does Oscar say that prompts Lina's comment that he sounds like a greeting card in "Part One: Josephine, Lina: Chapters 5 & 6"? (from Part One: Josephine, Lina; Chapters 5 and 6)

No one can change the past.

There is always time to do the right thing.

Fathers do the best they can for their daughters.

Love does not always make sense.

2.

What information does Porter Scales give Lina after she leaves Oscar's art show? (from Part Two: Lina, Josephine, Dorothea; Chapters 4-6)

Advice about her decision to leave her job.

Details about Grace, including the food and music she liked.

An overview of what he will write about Oscar's show.

Details about Oscar's past mistakes.

3.

What does Lina say when Oscar offers to tell her about Grace while he is cooking waffles in "Part One: Josephine, Lina: Chapters 7-10"? (from Part One: Josephine, Lina; Chapters 7-10)

That she is afraid of what he might tell her.

That she wants three waffles for breakfast.

That she no longer cares to hear about it.

That she already knows everything she needs to know.

4.

Why does Josephine find the help she had hoped for at the Rounds farm when she tries to escape the first time? (from Part Two: Lina, Josephine, Dorothea; Chapters 1-3)

The Rounds family is afraid their neighbors are going to tell the authorities.

Mr. Rounds and Dorothea know Robert Bell will kill them if they help her.

Josephine is pregnant and Mr. Rounds feels it is too dangerous to transport her.

Josephine is too young to safely make the trip.

5.

In "Part One: Josephine, Lina: Chapters 1 & 2," what does Dan say when Lina delivers the brief that was due by midnight? (from Part One: Josephine, Lina; Chapters 1 and 2)

That she is out of her league and he is assigning it to another lawyer.

That the case has already settled.

That he is disappointed in her work on that case.

That he believes that should win the case for him.

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