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The Crying of Lot 49

 Thomas Pynchon
 

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In what play does Oedipa first hear the mention of "Tristero"?
 
 
Oedipa's husband is:
 
 
Oedipa's ex-boyfriend who died just before the novel begins is:
 
 
The sign of the Tristero is:
 
 
Mike Fallopian is a member of the:
 
 
Oedipa lives with her husband in a town called:
 
 
The man at the auction who bids on lot 49 is:
 
 
The hippie band that appears frequently in the novel is called:
 
 
Manny di Presso's client sold Pierce Inverarity what good?
 
 
Dr. Hilarius is trying to develop:
 
 
The fictional machine mentioned in the novel that defies the second law of thermodynamics is called:
 
 
Other novels by Thomas Pynchon include:
 
 
Genghis Cohen is a:
 
 
W.A.S.T.E. stands for:
 
 
Oedipa delivers the old man's letter to:
 
 
How does Oedipa hear of Pierce's death?
 
 
When Oedipa goes to see Dr. Hilarius at the end of chapter five, he:
 
 
Explicitly, Lot 49 is:
 
 
The chemical manufacturing plant Oedipa visits is:
 
 
The professor who helps Oedipa solve some of the Tristero story in chapter six is:
 
 
Oedipa visits John Nefastis to find out if she is:
 
 
The Nefastis Machine is a special type of:
 
 
As a youth, Metzger appeared in films under the name of:
 
 
Tristero was a man who:
 
 
In the end of the novel, Oedipa:
 
 

 
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