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The Witch Elm Quiz

Tana French

This Study Guide consists of approximately 70 pages of chapter summaries, quotes, character analysis, themes, and more - everything you need to sharpen your knowledge of The Witch Elm.

The Witch Elm by Tana French

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Tana French

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Questions 1-5 of 29:

1.

Of whom does Richard remind Toby? (from Chapter 4)

Declan.

Tiernan.

Hugo.

Toby's father.

2.

Why does Toby start to believe that he was involved in Dominic Ganly’s death? (from Chapter 9)

He was universally acknowledged to be protective of Leon and Susanna, who Dominic bullied.

He made fun of Dominic for his poor grades.

Detective Rafferty implies that he killed Dominic.

He has a habit of forgetting about negative experiences.

3.

How did Hugo want the family to deal with his remains? (from Chapter 4)

He wanted to be buried anywhere, as long as he was wearing his favorite sweater.

He wanted to be buried in the family cemetery.

He wanted to be cremated and have his ashes scattered in the Ivy House garden.

He wanted to be cremated and have his ashes scattered in Dublin bay.

4.

Why is Hugo nervous about sharing his genealogy findings with his client, Mrs. Wozniak? (from Chapter 10)

Mrs. Wozniak’s father was born out of an extramarital affair.

Mrs. Wozniak’s great-grandmother had her child taken away.

One of Mrs. Wozniak’s relatives turned out to have committed murder.

Mrs. Wozniak’s DNA test results do not match her existing understanding of her family tree.

5.

What is the implied reason for Hugo’s death in the hospital? (from Chapter 10)

The hospital was not properly sterilized, resulting in an infection.

His doctor refused surgery under the assumption that Hugo was a criminal and already dying.

The stress of the investigation was too much for Hugo to manage.

Hugo chose to die in order to cut the investigation short and refused to take his medication.

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