The Night Bird Quiz

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

Why does Frankie have a psychogenic seizure? (from Chapters 32 - 37)

Because Frankie is suffering so much stress.

Frankie does not have another seizure.

Because her husband Jason wiped her memory about her father's death.

Because Darren gave her an injection when they were together.

2.

Why did Brynn see Frankie? (from Chapters 1 - 6)

Brynn was seeing Frankie because she was having trouble with intimacy.

Brynn saw Frankie because she was depressed.

Brynn saw Frankie because she sensed she was losing days.

Brynn saw Frankie in order to get over her fear of cats.

3.

Why does Jess shoot Lucy? (from Chapters 44 - 47)

Jess shoots Lucy because she is threatening Frost with the knife.

Jess shoots Lucy because Lucy is threatening Todd.

Jess shoots Lucy because she is threatening Frankie with a knife.

Jess shoots Lucy because she believes Lucy killed Darren.

4.

Why does Frost overestimate the sped at which the car is going in the video that Frankie shows him? (from Chapters 7 - 12)

Frankie has the video on fast forward.

Frankie uses words to suggest the car was going faster than it really was.

Frost's police training taught him to overestimate the speed of vehicles.

Frost does not overestimate the sped of the vehicle, he underestimates it.

5.

In Chapter 43 why does Frankie think that Darren stopped at his storage unit before he went to have sex with his girlfriend? (from Chapters 38 - 43)

Because Darren got aroused by the photos of dead women.

Darren stopped by the unit hoping that Frankie would get bored and go home.

Because Darren had a girl held captive in the unit.

Because Darren had medications in the unit to help get him aroused.

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