Gene and Finny's Relationship

What happened to Finny's leg?

• It was sprained during a sports event.

• It was burned in a fire.

• It was shattered in a fall from the tree.

• It was slightly bruised.

How does Gene react to wearing Finny's clothes?

• He feels indifferent.

• He feels guilty and confused.

• He feels angry and resentful.

• He feels a wave of relief and transformation.

What does Dr. Stanpole tell Gene about Finny's recovery?

• Finny does not want to see Gene ever again.

• Finny will walk but won't play sports.

• Finny will recover fully and play sports again.

• Finny will never walk again.

What does Finny recall about the incident?

• He remembers something made him lose balance.

• He has no memory of the incident.

• He remembers Gene pushing him.

• He remembers slipping by himself.

What does Gene confess to Finny at his house?

• He confesses to not wanting to be friends anymore.

• He confesses to causing the accident deliberately.

• He confesses to stealing Finny's clothes.

• He confesses to lying about the doctor's words.

How does Finny react to Gene's confession?

• He is understanding and forgives him.

• He accepts the confession calmly.

• He is indifferent and dismisses it.

• He grows furious and refuses to believe him.

What symbolic act does Gene perform after the tragedy?

• He leaves school and joins the army.

• He writes a letter of apology to Finny's family.

• He wears Finny's clothes and mimics his expressions.

• He destroys Finny's sports equipment.

What is the significance of Gene wanting to be like Finny?

• It demonstrates his dislike for Finny.

• It shows his desire to improve his athletic skills.

• It highlights his guilt and identity issues.

• It indicates his wish to leave Devon.

Why does Gene go to Finny's house instead of returning to Devon?

• To confront Finny about the past.

• To apologize for his actions.

• To confess his role in the accident.

• To invite Finny back to school.

What does the relationship between Gene and Finny evolve into?

• Complete codependency.

• A competitive rivalry.

• A brief friendship.

• A distant acquaintance.