Chronicle Chapter 1: Quiz

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The story begins as Santiago Nasar:

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Santiago felt completely covered in bird droppings when he woke. What might that suggest?

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The white linen clothes Santiago wears on the day of his death make him look:

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Why can't Santiago stand starch in his clothes?

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What might Santiago's dreams of trees symbolize?

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The weather on the day of Santiago's death is described by the townspeople as:

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On the day of his death, why was Santiago unarmed?

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Santiago has learned to be careful with a gun because:

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What is ironic about Placida Linero's comment that all dreams about birds mean good health?

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Why does Placida Linero believe that the bishop won't get off the boat?

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Santiago's mood as he leaves his home for the last time is described as:

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Victoria Guzman distrusts Santiago because:

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Victoria Guzman has reason to distrust Santiago because:

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To intimidate Santiago Nasar on the morning of his murder, what does Victoria Guzman do?

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Santiago objects to Victoria's actions toward the rabbits because:

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What interrupts Santiago's breakfast?

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Santiago's house is made out of a former:

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After Santiago's death, Placida Linero consoles herself by looking over the balcony at what?

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Santiago's departure from his house on the morning of his death was unusual because:

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What does the author call some of the events that led to Santiago's death?

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Divina Flor claims she did not warn Santiago about the murder plot against him because:

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What noise does Divina Flor hear when Santiago leaves the house?

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Despite her fear of Santiago, what does Divina Flor do that might help him the morning of his death?

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Clotilde Armenta allowed the twins to wait for Santiago in:

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The twins who planned to murder Santiago were named:

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Who persuades the twins to wait until after the bishop's visit to kill Santiago?

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Santiago is joined at the pier by the narrator and which two others?

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The narrator's sister Margot describes Santiago as:

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Santiago's statement about his own wedding is ironic because:

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Margo insists that Santiago:

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The narrator believes his mother should have known about the murder plot because:

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The bishop's refusal to stop in the village suggests what?

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Angela Vicario's brothers want to kill Santiago because:

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Luisa Santiaga is torn in her loyalties because:

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Luisa Santiaga assumes that the noise in the streets is caused by:

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The story begins as Santiago Nasar:

Santiago felt completely covered in bird droppings when he woke. What might that suggest?

The white linen clothes Santiago wears on the day of his death make him look:

Why can't Santiago stand starch in his clothes?

What might Santiago's dreams of trees symbolize?

The weather on the day of Santiago's death is described by the townspeople as:

On the day of his death, why was Santiago unarmed?

Santiago has learned to be careful with a gun because:

What is ironic about Placida Linero's comment that all dreams about birds mean good health?

Why does Placida Linero believe that the bishop won't get off the boat?

Santiago's mood as he leaves his home for the last time is described as:

Victoria Guzman distrusts Santiago because:

Victoria Guzman has reason to distrust Santiago because:

To intimidate Santiago Nasar on the morning of his murder, what does Victoria Guzman do?

Santiago objects to Victoria's actions toward the rabbits because:

What interrupts Santiago's breakfast?

Santiago's house is made out of a former:

After Santiago's death, Placida Linero consoles herself by looking over the balcony at what?

Santiago's departure from his house on the morning of his death was unusual because:

What does the author call some of the events that led to Santiago's death?

Divina Flor claims she did not warn Santiago about the murder plot against him because:

What noise does Divina Flor hear when Santiago leaves the house?

Despite her fear of Santiago, what does Divina Flor do that might help him the morning of his death?

Clotilde Armenta allowed the twins to wait for Santiago in:

The twins who planned to murder Santiago were named:

Who persuades the twins to wait until after the bishop's visit to kill Santiago?

Santiago is joined at the pier by the narrator and which two others?

The narrator's sister Margot describes Santiago as:

Santiago's statement about his own wedding is ironic because:

Margo insists that Santiago:

The narrator believes his mother should have known about the murder plot because:

The bishop's refusal to stop in the village suggests what?

Angela Vicario's brothers want to kill Santiago because:

Luisa Santiaga is torn in her loyalties because:

Luisa Santiaga assumes that the noise in the streets is caused by:

What does Luisa Santiaga learn on her way to warn Placida Linero about the murder plot?