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The Rent Collector Quiz

Camron Wright

This Study Guide consists of approximately 46 pages of chapter summaries, quotes, character analysis, themes, and more - everything you need to sharpen your knowledge of The Rent Collector.

The Rent Collector by Camron Wright

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+Chapters Summary and Analysis

Chapters 7 - 12

Chapters 13 - 18

Chapters 19 - 24

Chapters 25 - 30

Symbols and Symbolism

Themes and Motifs

Styles

Quotes

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The Rent Collector Quiz

Camron Wright

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

What does Sopeap believe the lesson of her epilogue is? (from Chapters 25 - 30)

To be careful in your choices, because consequences, good or bad, will always follow.

To be careful how much you learn, because you could be killed for it.

To be careful who you trust, because ultimately you can never thoroughly know another person.

To never allow another person to make a sacrifice for you, because you will feel guilty for the rest of your life.

2.

What does Sopeap teach Sang Ly about the power of words? (from Chapters 13 - 18)

Sopeap believes that words are strictly valuable, and the most innocent way to convey information.

Sopeap believes that words are mostly dangerous, and often cause trouble and violence.

Sopeap believes that words are both valuable and dangerous, can be used for both good and ill.

Sopeap believes words are most powerful in literature, that it does not matter how you use them otherwise.

3.

Why does Sang Ly give Nisay's children's book to Sopeap? (from Chapters 1 - 6)

Because she cannot read it anyway, and knows Sopeap can.

Because she sees her deep emotional response to the book.

Because Nisay is too young to appreciate it anyway.

Because she is trying to bribe her to wave her rent.

4.

What lesson does Sopeap use the Sarann story to teach Sang Ly? (from Chapters 13 - 18)

That humans use stories to explain the trials, troubles, demons, and angels of their lives.

That hope is not a universal experience.

That some stories are just meant to be enjoyed.

That literature is dangerous, and so are the questions it poses.

5.

How does Sang Ly find her first piece of literature? (from Chapters 7 - 12)

Lucky Fat recites a poem of his mother's to her.

Lucky Fat brings her a page from a magazine.

Her cousin Narin finds an ad about rice in the trash for her.

Her cousin Narin recites an old poem to her.

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