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Waiting For Eden Quiz

Elliot Ackerman

This Study Guide consists of approximately 41 pages of chapter summaries, quotes, character analysis, themes, and more - everything you need to sharpen your knowledge of Waiting For Eden.

Waiting For Eden by Elliot Ackerman

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+Chapters Summary and Analysis

Pages 108 - 138

Pages 139 - 173

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Waiting For Eden Quiz

Elliot Ackerman

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

Why does Eden want his life to end? (from Pages 69 - 107)

He does not remember anything from his past, and there is no purpose for the future.

He is unable to bear the pain.

He is horrified at his disfigurement.

Time is never-ending.

2.

When gave figures out Eden's communication, what is his only course of action? (from Pages 139 - 173)

To tell the doctors of a possible recovery.

To tell Mary and convince her to end Eden's life.

To set up a communication schedule with Eden.

To inject him with medication to hasten his end.

3.

Why is Eden afraid of Gabe? (from Pages 69 - 107)

He believes Mary is having an affair with him and he feels emasculated.

He knows little about him.

He is vulnerable to him.

Gabe is a reflection of countless soldiers who have died.

4.

What can be inferred from Eden and the narrator's conversation while filling out the insurance forms? (from Pages 108 - 138)

That Eden and the narrator will split ways after this deployment.

That having a child is what Mary needs, not what Eden wants.

That Eden is upset that the narrator did not let him quit survival training.

That Mary is supportive of Eden's reenlistment.

5.

How does Mary feel about Eden's military service? (from Pages 69 - 107)

She is proud of Eden's choices.

She is upset about his continuous trainings.

She detests his decision to join.

She worries for Eden's safety.

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