The Woman in the Window: A Novel Quiz

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

Why does Anna cancel her phone call to 911 when she finds a man in her kitchen? (from Wednesday, Nov. 3 - Thursday, Nov. 4)

Anna cancels the call because she sees the man is Ed.

Anna cancels the call because the man warns her not to call the police.

Anna cancels the call because she sees the man is Dr. Fielding.

Anna cancels the call because she sees the man is David.

2.

Why does Anna know that she should not take her pills with alcohol? (from Wednesday, Nov. 3 - Thursday, Nov. 4)

Because alcohol will keep her awake.

Because alcohol will dehydrate her.

Because alcohol is a depressant.

Because alcohol blocks betas.

3.

Why is the picture of Ethan's birth mother that Anna captured on her phone so disturbing to Ethan? (from Tuesday, Nov. 9 - Saturday, Nov. 13)

The picture proves the woman did exist and had been in New York.

Anna had also captured an image of Ethan spying on her and the woman she thought was Jane.

Ethan is not disturbed by the photo because he does not recognize the woman.

The picture proves Ethan was lying about the woman he told the police was Jane Russell.

4.

Why is Anna so determined that the woman Alistair brought into her house when the police there is not the real Jane? (from Friday, Nov. 5)

Anna noticed that Ethan seemed to have no affection for the woman.

Anna thought the woman had shown the police a fake identification.

Anna noticed the woman called Alistair by the wrong name.

Anna saw the woman she thought was Jane in the Russells' house with the family.

5.

Why is Anna concerned about the way that Ethan acted while his parents were at her house? (from Friday, Nov. 5)

Anna thought it sounded as if he had rehearsed his answers to the detectives.

Anna was concerned because Ethan was aggressive toward the cat.

Anna thought he seemed pleased.

Anna thought he seemed frightened.

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