1Q84 - Chapter 18 Quiz

What does Tengo worry about after the success of Air Chrysalis?

Question Answer Choices The possibility of Fuka-Eri lying during her press conference. The book not selling well and being a commercial failure. The scandal that will result if anyone finds out about his involvement with the book. The Professor refusing to let reporters interview Fuka-Eri.

What does Tengo say the Professor is using Fuka-Eri to do?

Question Answer Choices To distract the reporters. To bait a big tiger out of the underbrush. To promote the book. To find her parents.

What does the Professor hope reporters will uncover while trying to dig up information about Fuka-Eri's life?

Question Answer Choices Fuka-Eri's true background. The truth about Air Chrysalis. The story of Sakigake. The identity of the Little People.

What does Fuka-Eri say everything comes back to during the conversation with Tengo and the Professor?

Question Answer Choices Her parents. The Professor's plan. The Air Chrysalis. The Little People.

What does the Professor compare the Little People to in George Orwell's novel?

Question Answer Choices The Thought Police. The Party. Big Brother. The Proles.

What does Fuka-Eri ask Tengo after the Professor leaves the café?

Question Answer Choices To meet with Komatsu. To sleep at his house instead of the dorm. To go on a trip with her. To help her find her parents.

What does Komatsu call Tengo to say after Fuka-Eri's press conference?

Question Answer Choices That the press conference was a disaster. That the book sold out in a single day. That Tengo needs to meet him immediately. That the girl did a brilliant job in front of the cameras.

What literary work does the Professor muse about during the conversation with Tengo and Fuka-Eri?

Question Answer Choices Aldous Huxley's Brave New World. Ray Bradbury's Fahrenheit 451. J.D. Salinger's The Catcher in the Rye. George Orwell's novel 1984.

What does Fuka-Eri assure Tengo on the way to his apartment?

Question Answer Choices That they will find her parents. That she will leave soon. That the Little People are not real. That everything will be fine.

What do Tengo and the Professor assume the Little People are?

Question Answer Choices A metaphor for societal issues. A figment of Fuka-Eri's dreams. A representation of evil forces. The product of a traumatized child's imagination.