Wolf in White Van Quiz

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What is the common link between the setting of Trace Italian and Sean's imaginings in hospital? (from Section2, Chapters 15 and 16)

Both are tied to Kentucky, and both represent freedom and escape.

Both are tied to Kansas, and both represent freedom and escape.

Both are tied to Kansas, and both represent a desire to leave an overly controlled life.

Both are set in Kentucky, and both represent opportunities for Sean to make money.

What seems to be the most likely reason that Chris Haynes quit playing Trace Italian? (from Section 1, Chapters 3 and 4)

He felt that he was spending too much money on the game, and so withdrew in order to keep from going too far into debt.

He felt that the line between reality and fantasy (i.e. the Trace Italian game) was getting too blurry, and he was unable to tell which was which.

He felt that the line between reality and fantasy (i.e. his friendship with Lance) was getting too blurry, and he was unable to tell which was which.

He disagreed with how Sean directed a certain segment of the game, and killed off his character out of protest.

In Chapter 13, there is the suggestion that Chris Haynes seemed to be designing his own moves in the game (instead of choosing those supplied by Sean). Which character and which actions does this seem to be an echo of? (from Section 2, Chapters 13 and 14)

Vicky, and her invention of ways to cheer Sean up.

Chris himself, and his invention of the option to visit the palmist.

JJ, and his invention of the option to visit the palmist.

Carrie and Lance, and their invention of the option to dig a shelter.

What action or event, earlier in the narrative, is clearly and vividly echoed, or paralleled, here in the references to the possibility of Sean's family suing the man who sold them the rifle? (from Section 2, Chapters 11 and 12)

The attempt by Carrie's parents to sue Sean's parents for contributing to their daughter's death.

The attempt by Lance's parents to sue Sean for being responsible for his injuries.

The attempt by Carrie's parents to sue Sean for being responsible for her death.

The attempt by Sean to sue Carrie's parents for defamation of character.

What is the most likely reason Sean doesn't attend his grandmother's funeral? (from Section 2, Chapters 11 and 12)

He doesn't want the event to become about reactions to his face.

He is angry at his grandmother for not loving him after the accident.

He is angry at his father for not giving him a chance to speak at the funeral.

He never loved his grandmother, and would do almost anything to avoid being around her.