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Study Questions
1. Why is No. 402 useful to Rubashov?
2. What sentence was imposed on Rip van Winkle in his home country?
3. What is the likely reason for the twitching of Rip van Winkle’s eyebrow?
4. Who is the source of the news of the upcoming executions?
5. Describe Bogrov’s face as he is dragged to his execution.
Answers
1. No. 402 is useful to Rubashov because he knows how the prison is organized and what happens in it.
2. In his home country, Rip van Winkle was sentenced to...
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- Darkness at Noon: Introduction
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Darkness at Noon: Summary and Analysis
- Summary and Analysis: Part 1—The First Hearing—Chapters 1-7
- Summary and Analysis: Part 1—The First Hearing—Chapters 8-9
- Summary and Analysis: Part 1—The First Hearing—Chapters 10-12
- Summary and Analysis: Part 1—The First Hearing—Chapters 13-14
- Summary and Analysis: Part 2—The Second Hearing—Chapters 1-3
- Summary and Analysis: Part 2—The Second Hearing—Chapters 4-6
- Summary and Analysis: Part 2—The Second Hearing—Chapter 7
- Summary and Analysis: Part 3—The Third Hearing—Chapters 1-2
- Summary and Analysis: Part 3—The Third Hearing—Chapter 3
- Summary and Analysis: Part 3—The Third Hearing—Chapters 4-6
- Summary and Analysis: Part 4—The Grammatical Fiction—Chapters 1-3
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Darkness at Noon: Quizzes
- Questions and Answers: Part 1—The First Hearing—Chapters 1-7
- Questions and Answers: Part 1—The First Hearing—Chapters 8-9
- Questions and Answers: Part 1—The First Hearing—Chapters 10-12
- Questions and Answers: Part 1—The First Hearing—Chapters 13-14
- Questions and Answers: Part 2—The Second Hearing—Chapters 1-3
- Questions and Answers: Part 2—The Second Hearing—Chapters 4-6
- Questions and Answers: Part 2—The Second Hearing—Chapter 7
- Questions and Answers: Part 3—The Third Hearing—Chapters 1-2
- Questions and Answers: Part 3—The Third Hearing—Chapter 3
- Questions and Answers: Part 3—The Third Hearing—Chapters 4-6
- Questions and Answers: Part 4—The Grammatical Fiction—Chapters 1-3
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