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Cannery Row

John Steinbeck

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1 of 5
Which of the boys is the most hard-working?

Mack
Eddie
Gay
Hazel

2 of 5
Who lives in the Palace Flophouse and Grill?

Doc
Mack and the boys
Dora Flood's girls
Lee Chong

3 of 5
Which character is taken in by Doc?

Mack
Gay
Frankie
Henri

4 of 5
Who is Lee Chong?

Dora's friend
The Row's grocer
Doc's business partner
A local garbage man

5 of 5
What does Henri pretend to be?

An artist
Poor
French
A boat builder

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