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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 11, Sonnets in Suicide, or the Life of John Knox 1929-1932.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What pet project did Dorothy's colleagues, Harold Ross and Jane Grant, worked desperately to get published?
(a) New York Weekly.
(b) The New Yorker.
(c) Manhattan.
(d) Our Town.

2. Who, from "Vanity Fair", did Dorothy choose as a role model?
(a) Amelia Sedley.
(b) Jane.
(c) Becky Sharp.
(d) Jemima Pinkerton.

3. Where and what was Dorothy's first position after Vanity Fair?
(a) A drama critic for Ainslee's Magazine.
(b) Parcel delivery for Ainslee's Magazine.
(c) A creative editor for Ainslee's Magazine.
(d) An editorial writer for Ainslee's Magazine.

4. What kind of effect did Dr. Barach have on Dorothy's relationship with the Round Tablers?
(a) She started to withdraw from the group.
(b) She withdrew from the group completely.
(c) She dove even deeper into her relationships with the members.
(d) She joined the Round Tablers and another group together.

5. What character trait did Dorothy not want to exhibit?
(a) Being soft spoken.
(b) Being aggressive.
(c) Being a comedian.
(d) Being demure.

Short Answer Questions

1. Who came up with the idea of an exclusive lunch club?

2. Who came up with the name of the lunch club?

3. Who was the publication that Harold Ross and Jane Grant created marketed toward?

4. Who did Dorothy want to differentiate herself with?

5. How long was Benchley with Dorothy on her trip to Paris?

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