The Body Novel By Stephen King Quiz! Trivia

Max is the boy who doesn't take part in the story.

The question asks for the name of the dead body. Among the given options, Ray Brower is the only name mentioned that could potentially be the name of the dead body. Therefore, Ray Brower is the correct answer.

The question states that Teddy has bad ears and asks who hurt him. Since Teddy's father is the only option provided, it can be inferred that his father is responsible for hurting Teddy's ears.

The story takes place in Castle Rock.

Denny, Gordie's brother, dies in a car accident while serving in the army. This suggests that he was involved in a fatal collision while on duty, resulting in his death. The option stating "By a car accident in the army" implies that the accident occurred during his time in the military, indicating that his death was a result of his service.

The story takes place in the year 1960.

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In the given question, the boys engage in various activities in the tree house, such as playing cards, smoking cigarettes, and reading magazines. However, they do not play with barbies. This implies that playing with barbies is not one of the activities that the boys participate in while in the tree house.

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Gordie was a writer because in the book/movie "Stand by Me," Gordie is portrayed as a talented writer. He is shown throughout the story as someone who enjoys writing and has a passion for storytelling. Gordie's writing skills are also acknowledged and appreciated by his friends. Therefore, based on the information provided in Chapter 27, Gordie is the correct answer to the question.

The older gang leaves the forest where Ray Brower lay because Chris had a gun. This suggests that Chris's possession of a gun made them feel unsafe or threatened, prompting them to leave the area. The presence of a weapon can create a sense of danger, especially in a secluded forest setting, leading the gang to prioritize their safety and choose to leave.

In Chapter 7, it is revealed that Chris takes his father's gun. This suggests that Chris may be facing some challenges or dangers that he feels he needs protection from. It also indicates that Chris may have a sense of responsibility or maturity, as he is taking on the responsibility of possessing a firearm. This action could potentially have significant consequences for Chris and the other characters in the story.

Vern is the correct answer because in Chapter 2 of the book, it is mentioned that Vern was the one who discovered the dead body while playing near the train tracks. After finding it, he immediately ran to inform his friends, including Chris, Gordie, and Teddy, about the discovery. Therefore, Vern is the one who told the other boys about the dead body.

Four tails in this context means bad luck. When spinning coins, the usual expectation is for a mix of heads and tails. However, if all four coins land on tails, it is considered an unlucky outcome. This could be seen as a superstition or belief that an occurrence of all tails is a sign of negative fortune. Therefore, the correct answer is bad luck.

The correct answer is Billy.

The question asks who was killed by a knife. Out of the given options, Chris is the only character who was killed by a knife.

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In Chapter 26, it is revealed that Teddy and Vern have drifted away from Gordie. This suggests that their friendship has weakened or dissolved over time. The reason for this drift is not explicitly mentioned in the question, but it could be due to various factors such as growing apart, different interests, or conflicts between them.

The correct answer is "in Vern's." This means that they want to say they are camping in Vern's backyard.

In Chapter 26, it is mentioned that no gang became heroes. This implies that none of the mentioned gangs, including Ace's gang, Gordie's gang, or another gang, became heroes. Therefore, the correct answer is "nobody's gang."

In the novel, Gordie and his friends embark on the expedition to find Ray Brower's body with the intention of becoming famous. They see it as an opportunity to gain recognition and respect from their peers and the community.

In this chapter, Chris, Gordie, Teddy, and Vern are the ones who discover the dead body. It is not mentioned in the question who wants to tell the newspaper, but based on the information given, it can be inferred that all four of them would be potential candidates to inform the newspaper about their discovery.

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Chopper is described as an "ordinary" dog when they meet him. This suggests that he is not particularly special or remarkable in any way. He is just a regular, average dog.

Gordie and Vern chose to jump from the bridge onto a rock in order to avoid the train. By doing so, they were able to escape the danger of the train passing over the bridge.

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Gordie often thinks of the deer at bad moments in his life. This suggests that the memories or thoughts of the deer are associated with negative experiences or situations. It implies that the deer may symbolize or represent something unpleasant or unfortunate in Gordie's life, triggering these thoughts during difficult times.

In Gordie's dream, Vern and Teddy pull him under the water surface. This suggests that Gordie may have feelings of being overwhelmed or suffocated by his friends, or that he feels a sense of helplessness in their presence. It could also symbolize his fear of being dragged down or held back by his friendships.

In the narrative, Gordie and his friends decide to find Ray Brower's body "officially" so that they may become famous. This motivation drives their actions throughout the story.

The correct answer is "The older gang can phone the police." This suggests that the reason they took the fired cartridges that lay on the ground is because the older gang wants to prevent any evidence of their involvement from being discovered. By taking the cartridges, they can potentially avoid any suspicion or investigation by the police.

The correct answer is "Because they had to change the school." This suggests that the reason why the gang drifted apart is because they had to switch schools. This change in schools may have resulted in them being separated from each other and losing touch, leading to the drifting apart.

The word "absolutely" indicates that the boys are completely sure about going to see the dead body after Teddy gets upset. This suggests that Teddy's emotional state has not changed their decision or made them doubt their plan.

Vern found the dead body.

Teddy wants to avoid being killed by a crossing train by hanging under the bridge until the train has finished crossing. This strategy would keep him safe from the train passing overhead.

Gordie is shooting Castle Rock to pieces.

Chris said "Kiss my ass" to Ace Merrill.

In Chapter 17, it is mentioned that Gordie has a leech in his ear. This implies that Gordie is the one who has a leech in his ear, making him the correct answer to the question.

In this chapter, the phrase "let the eyes of Ray Brower cry" suggests that Ray Brower is experiencing some sort of pain or discomfort. Hailstones are solid balls of ice that can be quite painful when they hit someone. Therefore, it can be inferred that the hailstones are causing Ray Brower's eyes to cry, indicating that he is in pain.

Chris fell on the ground and cried next to Ray Brower.

In this chapter, Teddy is the one who wants to take the dead body and call the police.

Teddy is the first person who stands guard while the others are sleeping.