The Phantom of Manhattan Quiz

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

Why does Cholly not write a newspaper article about his encounter with Erik in the boardroom of E.M. Tower? (from Chapters 4 - 7)

Cholly does not think the story is worth publishing.

Darius directly warns Cholly not to write about Erik.

Cholly decides to wait and see how the story might develop.

The Central Park killer is caught, a story that is more important than that of Erik.

2.

Why does Cholly wish that he had gone into the toy shop with Christine at Steeplechase? (from Chapters 15 - Epilogue)

Cholly thinks he might have recognized Darius.

Cholly thinks he might have stopped Christine from going into the Hall of Mirrors.

Cholly thinks Darius might have left Pierre alone if he had been there.

Cholly has no regrets about the choices he made regarding leaving Christine alone in the toy store.

3.

Why does Christine say that she decided to come to America to sing despite her claims that she would never do so? (from Chapters 8 - 11)

Christine said it was the amount of money she was offered that made her change her mind.

Christine said that she knew the composer of the opera and owner of the opera house personally.

Christine says it is the beauty of the opera she was to sing that attracted her to America.

Christine learned it did not take as long to travel to America by ship as it once had.

4.

Why does Forsyth question the credibility of Leroux's original novel The Phantom of the Opera? (from Preface - Chapter 3)

There are no dates given.

There are no eyewitnesses listed.

The opera house does not fit Leroux's description.

Names of the characters have been changed.

5.

Why did an understudy have to take over for the lead male singer in the opera The Angel of Shiloh? (from Chapters 12 - 14)

The understudy is not called to take the place of the original lead.

The original lead used a linctus during a break that ruined his voice.

The original lead was overcome with laryngitis.

It had been intended for the understudy to take over for the lead.

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