Cutting for Stone - Chapter 19 Quiz

What does Marion think about the policeman beating the old woman?

Question Answer Choices It feels like a betrayal. It feels like justice. It feels like a mistake. It feels like a dream.

What does Ghosh mutter under his breath about the money spent on the royal display?

Question Answer Choices It could provide clean water for the city. It could improve the roads. It could build a new hospital. It could feed every child in the country for a month.

What does the old woman do when the Emperor's car starts moving?

Question Answer Choices She throws her shoe at the trunk of the Emperor's car. She kneels and prays. She shouts blessings at the car. She waves a flag at the car.

What does Marion see in Genet's face when he glances at her after the puppies are found?

Question Answer Choices Joy. Fear. Impulsivity. Confusion.

Who is sitting on the Emperor's lap during the motorcade?

Question Answer Choices His Chihuahua Lulu. A royal cat. His granddaughter. His advisor.

What significant event happens to Shiva's anklet in Chapter 19 of 'Cutting for Stone'?

Question Answer Choices He donates it to the church. He gives it to Marion. He snaps it off. He loses it in the river.

What does Marion see when he turns around as his family drives away from the scene?

Question Answer Choices Motorcycle riders turn their attack on the policeman. The old woman standing up. The crowd cheering. The Emperor waving at the crowd.

What does Hema say about animals and their memories?

Question Answer Choices Animals only remember their mothers. Animals remember everything. Animals forget quickly. Animals do not have those kinds of memories.

What do Marion and Shiva find behind a woodpile on their way to school?

Question Answer Choices A stray cat. A litter of kittens. A wounded bird. Koochooloo and her puppies.

What happens to Koochooloo after the puppies are killed?

Question Answer Choices She becomes aggressive towards humans. She runs away from the compound. She avoids humans and only eats when no humans are near her. She becomes more affectionate towards humans.