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The Wind-up Bird Chronicle

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Who does Toru hear as soon as he enters the hotel in Chapter 31? (from Book 3 Chapter 30)
Noboru Wataya.
Creta Kano.
The faceless man.
The waiter.
Whom does the boy in Chapter 11 have to push out of bed to go to sleep? (from Book 3 Chapter 10)
His mother.
His sister.
Himself.
The shorter man.
What is Kumiko planning to do in Chapter 38? (from Book 3 Chapter 38)
Return to Toru.
Kill Noboru Wataya.
Leave Japan.
Kill herself.
What does Cinnamon listen to on the radio while he is doing chores around the Residence in Chapter 14? (from Book 3 Chapter 14)
Classic rock.
Classic music.
Country and western.
Talk radio.

What does May think she hears at the end of Chapter 36? (from Book 3 Chapter 36)

Toru screaming for her.
Her boyfriend's laugh.
Perfect silence.
A storm approaching.

In the beginning of Book 3, why does Toru suspect he has not heard from Kumiko? (from Book 2 Chapter 16)

She is dead.
She never actually existed.
She is truly happy without him.
She is being imprisoned by her family.

Why can the protagonist clearly see two figures in the night in Chapter 3? (from Book 3 Chapter 2)

There are street lamps illuminating the area.
The figures are glowing.
He can see in the dark.
It is a full moon.

In Chapter 11, what does the boy find in the buried bag? (from Book 3 Chapter 10)

A human heart.
A baby.
Nothing.
A pile of money.
According to Toru in Chapter 23, how are Cinnamon's grandfather and Lt. Mamiya connected? (from Book 3 Chapter 22)
They both had marks on their cheeks.
They were both once in the city of Hsin-ching.
They both are fascinated by wells.
They both were on Yanamoto's mission.
Why can Cinnamon not speak? (from Book 3 Chapter 14)
He has been frightened into silence.
He never learned how.
He decides not to.
He has no tongue.