The Woman in the Window: A Novel Quiz

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

Why does Anna seem most embarrassed about her fling with David? (from Sunday, Nov. 7)

Anna and David had sex in Olivia's bed.

Anna was not attracted to David.

Anna felt she was too old for David.

Anna had sworn she would not cheat on Ed again.

2.

Why did Anna delete her account on the internet dating site? (from Sunday, Oct. 24 - Saturday, Oct. 30)

The first profile Anna saw was Ed's.

The first profile Anna saw was her psychiatrist's.

Anna did not get any matches.

The first profile Anna saw was David's.

3.

Why did Ethan take any time at all with his birth mother? (from Sunday, Nov. 14 - Six Weeks Later)

Ethan thought she could help him stay off drugs.

Ethan thought she could tell him who his father was.

Ethan thought it would be fun to manipulate her.

Ethan thought she could help him understand why he acted the way he did.

4.

Why do detectives Norelli and Little think that Anna imagined her neighbor getting stabbed? (from Friday, Nov. 5)

Anna was very drunk at the time she called 911.

Anna is telling a different story than she did during the 911 call.

Anna has a history of false 911 calls.

The detectives doubt Anna because of her criminal history.

5.

What leads Alistair to accuse Anna of trying to fabricate evidence in Chapter 72? (from Monday, Nov. 8)

Alistair accuses Anna of trying to fabricate evidence when she shows Little the picture someone took of her sleeping.

Alistair does not accuse Anna of fabricating evidence.

Alistair accuses Anna of trying to fabricate evidence when she shows the police the box knife that David borrowed.

Alistair accuses Anna of trying to fabricate evidence when she shows him the picture that was drawn by the woman she believed was Jane.

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