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The Trespasser Quiz

Tana French

This Study Guide consists of approximately 36 pages of chapter summaries, quotes, character analysis, themes, and more - everything you need to sharpen your knowledge of The Trespasser.

The Trespasser by Tana French

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Prologue - Chapter 3

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The Trespasser Quiz

Tana French

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

Why was Conway's father lurking outside her apartment? (from Chapters 13-15)

Because he thought it would scare her.

Because he wanted her to call the police on him.

Because he thought he could threaten her.

Because he wanted to see her.

2.

Why did Conway and Moran need to go to the chief? (from Chapters 16-18)

Because they knew that they could not handle the case.

Because they wanted O'Kelly on their side.

Because they would not be able to get a confession out of McCann otherwise.

Because they thought that the Chief would know how to solve the case better than them.

3.

How does Breslin defend McCann? (from Chapters 16-18)

He proves that Rory is the real murderer.

He says that even though he murdered her, he should not be convicted.

He says that he panicked, but he did not do it.

He says that it was manslaughter and not murder.

4.

What does the pristine nature of Aislinn's house show about Aislinn? (from Prologue - Chapter 3)

It shows that Aislinn thought she was going to die.

It shows that Aislinn did not live there.

It shows that Aislinn knew McCann was coming over.

It shows that Aislinn was a perfectionist.

5.

Why is it important that Aislinn had been put through the system? (from Prologue - Chapter 3)

Because it shows that one of the detectives had a connection with her.

Because it shows that Aislinn had wanted them to know something about her.

Because it shows that a detective was already looking out for her.

Because it shows that Aislinn was a criminal.

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