Full Circle Homework Quiz
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- 1.How does Caroline Spurrier die?
- A.
Car accident
- B.
Shot by gun
- C.
Heart attack while driving
- 2.Why are police looking for the man in the pickup?
- A.
He ran away from the scene of the accident.
- B.
He's the primary witness of the car wreck.
- C.
He gave false information to the police.
- D.
He's Caroline's estranged husband.
- 3.How does Kinsey find out the identity of the killer?
- A.
She finds a pickup with a handgun in the Layton's garage.
- B.
The police chief gives her the evidence she needs to discover who did it.
- C.
Terry's wife leaves several clues for Kinsey to find.
- 4.What is ironic about the ending of the story?
- A.
Several events forecast how the mystery is solved.
- B.
The ending of the story proves to be the turning point in the action.
- C.
The killer dies in exactly the same spot where Caroline did.
- D.
Terry's confession only comes after Kinsey confesses to her crime.
- 5.What is the best definition of theme in a selection?
- A.
Series of happenings in a literary work
- B.
Highest point of action in a story
- C.
Main idea or underlying meaning of a literary work
- D.
Problem or struggle in a story
- 6.What is the definition of skewed as found at the end of "Full Circle"?
- A.
Distorted or slanted
- B.
Climb or rise
- C.
To make more attractive
- 7.Why do you think Terry Layton stopped at the accident scene and went to Caroline Spurrier's car?
- A.
Terry's wife made him feel guilty for sitting in his car.
- B.
Terry needed to make sure she was dead.
- C.
Terry regretted what he had done.
- D.
Terry's wife knew that Kinsey was watching to see what Terry would do.
- 8.
- A.
Kinsey's investigation takes her in a "Full Circle" around the city to find the killer.
- B.
The story ends where it began, therefore it travels "Full Circle". The story ends where it began, therefore it travels "Full Circle".
- C.
Both vehicles in the accident made a "Full Circle" in the process of crashing.
- D.
Kinsey investigates everyone in Terry's "Full Circle" of friends.
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