The Curious Incident Quiz Chapters 151 - 179

Ch 157 Where does Chris's Mom live now?

• On her own in Sunderland

• With Mr. Shears

• In France

• She, like all of us, lives in the Matrix

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Chapter 157 - Chris's mom is not a very good mother. We learns things about her, three of these are true, which one is not

• She threw food across the room

• She bought a gun and was seriously considering using it

• She cried and cried after the incident in the shop

• She shows her emotion, and says that's just how she is

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Cha 157 - Chris realizes his mother is alive through her letters, as she specifically tells him that his father has made up the story of her being dead

• That's True!

• That's Not True

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Ch 157 - What reasons does Chris's father give re. Chris's mother being alive?

• It was an accident

• He didn't know how to explain it

• It was too difficult

• All of these are true

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Chapter 163 includes a classic test about perspective and empathy. It involves a roll of spree, that then reveals a pencil. From this, Chris concludes:

• that a mind is like a computer

• that life is full of complications

• that math can solve all problems

• that one cannot trust adults in all situations

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In the Toulmin model of an argument, what is an example of a qualifier

• it connects the claim and the evidence

• In most cases, one should chew sugarless gum.

• Data shows all athletes who drink gatorade perform better

• Men are taller than women

When it comes to an argument ELP stands for?

• Ethos Logos Pathos

• Emerson Lake and Palmer

• English Language Practice

• English Language Proficiency

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In the Toulmin model of an argument, the warrant is something that is always expressed in the argument, and it connects the claim and the evidence

• That's all true

• That's partly true but partly false

• That is all false

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Why did Christopher's Father Kill Wellington

• He was in a red fog of anger, and he could only think that she cared more for the dog than hin

• He was drunk, and their argument got out of hand, and he did it

• He did it because the dog nipped at his pants legs, and he kicked it, but it kept coming

• The dog went all "cocaine bear" on him and it was self defense

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Ch 167 - The Activity Guide Question asks how Chris and Mrs. Shears are alike. Based on this chapter, how might that be?

• They both are able to look at things cooly - like a computer

• They both love Chris's father

• They both have more obvious affection for the dog than for Chris's father

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