Animal Dreams: Analysis of Major Characters Quiz: Quick Quiz

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Animal Dreams

Barbara Kingsolver

Analysis of Major Characters Quiz

1 of 5
At the start of the novel, who or what does Codi look to in order to find a sense of belonging?

2 of 5
All of the mysteries and conflict in Codi's past relate to ___.

3 of 5
Doc Homer's perspective in the novel is marked by what narrative device?

4 of 5
What hobby of Doc Homer's represents his struggles with memory and conflict with the past?

5 of 5
Within the novel, Loyd is a vehicle for addressing the concerns and practices of ___.

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1 of 5 At the start of the novel, who or what does Codi look to in order to find a sense of belonging?

2 of 5 All of the mysteries and conflict in Codi's past relate to ___.

3 of 5 Doc Homer's perspective in the novel is marked by what narrative device?

4 of 5 What hobby of Doc Homer's represents his struggles with memory and conflict with the past?

5 of 5 Within the novel, Loyd is a vehicle for addressing the concerns and practices of ___.