Cutting for Stone - Chapter 53 Quiz

What does Marion reflect on during the cab ride to the airport?

Question Answer Choices The year 1986 was a disaster for their family. His future plans and career. The beauty of the hospital grounds. Hema's belief in the significance of numbers.

What does Marion feel as Shiva's liver grows to fill the space it has been given?

Question Answer Choices An occasional twinge. A burning sensation. Nothing at all. Constant pain.

What does Marion plan to do after burying Shiva's ashes?

Question Answer Choices Spend some time with Almaz, Matron, and Gebrew. Start a new job in a different city. Travel to a different country. Return to Boston immediately.

What does Thomas Stone remind Marion to be careful about?

Question Answer Choices His health and medications. What he eats and drinks. The people he trusts. His travel plans.

What does Hema do to Thomas Stone at the airport?

Question Answer Choices She ignores him and walks away. She gives him a letter from Ghosh. She takes his hand in both of hers and scolds him for his melancholy demeanor. She gives him a heartfelt hug and thanks him.

What does Hema release herself from at the airport?

Question Answer Choices Her own bitterness and fear. Her grief over Ghosh's death. Her worries about Marion's future. Her anger towards Thomas Stone.

What does Marion learn from Appleby about Genet?

Question Answer Choices Genet died in prison eight days after Shiva. Genet escaped from prison. Genet was released from prison. Genet moved to a different country.

What does Marion feel about the news of Genet's death?

Question Answer Choices He feels only sadness. He feels ashamed but relieved. He feels angry and betrayed. He feels nothing at all.

What happened to Genet's son after her death?

Question Answer Choices He was taken in by Marion and Hema. He was sent to an orphanage. He was adopted by a family in Texas. He stayed with relatives in Ethiopia.

How does Thomas Stone feel about Shiva's death?

Question Answer Choices He takes it personally and feels as if fate has never forgotten that he once attempted to destroy Shiva. He feels indifferent and detached from the situation. He believes it was a natural consequence of Shiva's actions. He feels relieved that Shiva is no longer suffering.