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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

Who is Marco? (from Section 1, Chapters 1 – 2)

A nurse who takes care of Sean while he's in the hospital.

A hallucinatory shape-changer that shows up in Sean's imagination while he's in hospital.

A friend who visits Sean while he's in the hospital.

A hallucinatory shape-changer that shows up at the beginning of the Trace Italian game.

2.

When the judge refers to "several sad people and their partially wrecked lives", who are the people he seems to be primarily talking about? (from Section 1, Chapters 5 and 6)

Chris and Teague.

Sean's parents.

Teague and Vicky.

Carrie's parents.

3.

Sean's decision to create a death certificate for Chris's character suggests what about his (Sean's) personality? (from Section 1, Chapters 3 and 4)

He pays close attention to what people say they need.

He pays close attention to detail.

He is dangerously obsessed with the people who play his game.

He has mistaken the imaginary world of the game for reality.

4.

What kind of psychic lived in the house that inspired the Tularosa Fortune Shack? (from Section 1, Chapters 3 and 4)

A palmist.

A Tarot card reader.

An aura reader.

A crystal ball gazer.

5.

Sean refers, in narration, to his grandmother's television giving him "shelter". What aspect of his childhood, referred to earlier in narration, might be seen as performing a similar function, and why? (from Section 1, Chapters 9 and 10)

Hanging out with friends like Teague and Kimmy: both gave him a sense of being less of a freak.

Reading fantasy novels: both fed his imagination, leading him to the creation of Trace Italian.

Visiting the palmist's house: both were a kind of refuge from his world and circumstances.

Reading fantasy novels: both were a kind of refuge from his world and circumstances.

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