What is the name of the Club they set up where you jump from the tree?

• A. The Suicide Club
• B. The super suicide society of the summer session
• C. The Tree Jumpers Society
• D. The Devon Dare Club

Answer: (B)

The thing being tested is your recall of the exact club name and what that name reveals about the boys’ mindset and the scene. In the book, Finny and Gene form a daring, conspiratorial club that meets while they’re at Devon for the summer. They declare themselves members of The Super Suicide Society of the Summer Session and then jump from the tree into the river as a kind of initiation. The word “super” is a playful, exaggerated bravado, turning a dangerous act into a shared joke or ritual, and “Summer Session” ties the club to their current time at school, marking it as a temporary, carefree dare rather than a formal organization. This moment highlights themes of friendship, risk, and the way language can glamorize danger, foreshadowing how reckless impulses can have serious consequences.

Other names don’t fit because they aren’t the exact title used in the story, and they miss the distinctive blend of humor, risk, and seasonal setting that the real name conveys.