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The Bridge of San Luis Rey: Part 1 - Quiz
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Discuss why the accident on the bridge of San Luis Rey would stir memories in the minds of many Peruvians who had previously traveled over the bridge. Use novel content as support.
Discuss what Brother Juniper tries hard to prove with his investigation into the accident. Do you think he proves it? Explain your response.
Why would Brother Juniper's book be considered heresy? Use the novel's content as support. Do you agree with the conclusion that Brother Juniper is a heretic?
What ends up happening to Brother Juniper and his book? Was it fair?
Explain the line, "Some say...that to the gods we are like the flies that the boys kill on a summer day, and some say, on the contrary, that the very sparrows do not lose a feather that has not been brushed away by the finger of God." What does this line mean to you and why?
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