KMG 16-19 Flashcard

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What is the significance of Mr. Griffin's car in the story?

Back

Mr. Griffin's car is left behind by Jeff and Betsy, indicating their attempt to distance themselves from the situation surrounding Mr. Griffin's death.

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Who takes care of Kathy Griffin in Chapter 16?

Back

Kathy Griffin is cared for by a neighbor, highlighting the theme of community support.

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What item does Mark use to tie up Susan?

Back

Mark uses a curtain cord to tie up Susan, which emphasizes his intent to control the situation.

Front

What does the person seen in Grandma Ruggles' room wear?

Back

The person seen in Grandma Ruggles' room is wearing a brown sweater, which is a key detail in identifying the character.

Front

How does Mark plan to prevent Susan from going to the police?

Back

Mark intends to set Susan's house on fire to intimidate her and prevent her from reporting him.

Front

What is the main theme of the KMG 16-19 Quiz?

Back

The main theme revolves around deception, control, and the consequences of actions taken by the characters.

Front

Define 'deception' in the context of the story.

Back

Deception refers to the act of misleading or tricking others, which is a central element in the characters' interactions.

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What role does community play in the story?

Back

Community plays a supportive role, as seen when Kathy is cared for by her neighbor, reflecting the importance of social connections.

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Explain the character of Mark in the story.

Back

Mark is portrayed as manipulative and dangerous, willing to resort to extreme measures to achieve his goals.

Front

What does the act of tying someone up symbolize in literature?

Back

Tying someone up often symbolizes control, power dynamics, and the suppression of freedom.