The Woman in the Window: A Novel Quiz

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

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

Anna has a history of false 911 calls.

The detectives doubt Anna because of her criminal history.

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

Anna was very drunk at the time she called 911.

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 David's.

Anna did not get any matches.

The first profile Anna saw was Ed's.

The first profile Anna saw was her psychiatrist's.

3.

Why does Anna qualify as an agoraphobe? (from Sunday, Oct. 24 - Saturday, Oct. 30)

Anna does not like standing in line.

Anna is afraid of open spaces.

Anna does not like heights.

Anna is afraid of crowds.

4.

Why did Anna ask Dr. Fielding to be her psychiatrist when she realized she was not recovering from her agoraphobia? (from Sunday, Oct. 31 - Tuesday, Nov. 2)

Anna knew that Dr. Fielding would prescribe her the medications that she wanted.

Anna had worked with Dr. Fielding before and knew he got results.

Anna had heard Dr. Fielding lecture on the disorders that were plaguing her.

Anna researched Dr. Fielding on the internet and decided he was the doctor she wanted.

5.

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

Anna thought he seemed pleased.

Anna was concerned because Ethan was aggressive toward the cat.

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

Anna thought he seemed frightened.

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