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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

Symbols and Symbolism

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The Trespasser Quiz

Tana French

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

What stops Conway from believing the theory about Aislinn being involved in gangs? (from Chapters 9-12)

Her friend, who knows all the gangs, tells her that it is not a logical theory.

Conway always thought it was a stupid theory.

They find out Aislinn was really involved in the black market.

They find evidence on her computer that would suggest otherwise.

2.

How does the prologue affect the story? (from Prologue - Chapter 3)

It shows that Aislinn is a mean person.

It shows that Conway has a similar past to Aislinn.

It shows why Conway wanted to become a detective.

It shows that Conway hates her life.

3.

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

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.

Because they knew that they could not handle the case.

4.

Why does Conway feel better about her place on the squad at the end of the book? (from Chapters 16-18)

Because her and Moran are no longer going to work together.

Because the chief was happy with her.

Because she is going to partner with Breslin from now on.

Because she was able to solve the murder.

5.

Why did McCann not say anything about his involvement in the case? (from Chapters 16-18)

Because he did not want his wife to find out about anything.

Because he thought he could deny everything.

Because he did not do anything wrong.

Because he did not like Aislinn anyway.

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