Chemistry: A Novel Quiz

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

What is the narrator's attitude toward Eric's hometown? (from Pages 1 - 30)

She finds it so charming that she wonders why he left.

She resents that he had a happier childhood there than she did in Michigan.

She imagines herself moving there with him.

She thinks people there are intolerant and does not want to visit.

2.

How does the narrator react to the classmates joke about Asian parents only giving their children the option of being a doctor? (from Pages 31 - 65)

She is furious and internalizes her anger.

She discusses it with her parents.

She kicks her classmate.

She agrees that this is true.

3.

How do the narrator's colleagues react to her breaking the beakers? (from Pages 1 - 30)

They pretend the outburst did not happen.

They rally around her in support.

They refer her to a psychologist.

They have her removed from campus.

4.

What is the narrator's attitude toward the only other Asian child she goes to school with? (from Pages 109 - 147)

She resents him for acting like he is nothing like her because he is adopted.

She feels sorry for him because he is cut off from his Asian heritage.

She wants to be friends with him.

She sympathizes with his attitude toward Asian immigrants.

5.

Why does the narrator's father think "green thumb" is a strange idiom? (from Pages 109 - 147)

When he was a child, his work in the fields as a farmer was dangerous and led him to loose his thumb.

He does not like gardening and does not understand what it refers to.

He cannot understand the figurative meaning of the idiom.

He is used to using machines, rather than his hands, to grow crops.

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