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George and Lizzie Quiz

Pearl, Nancy

This Study Guide consists of approximately 42 pages of chapter summaries, quotes, character analysis, themes, and more - everything you need to sharpen your knowledge of George and Lizzie.

George and Lizzie by Pearl, Nancy

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+Chapters Summary and Analysis

Pages 112 - 180

Pages 180 - 230

Pages 230 - 278

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Pearl, Nancy

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

What is significant about the public speaking tours they go on together? (from Pages 230 - 278)

Lizzie becomes jealous of George’s success because she doesn’t have a successful career.

Lizzie becomes famous when she joins him in his talks.

Lizzie learns to appreciate and support George in his success.

Lizzie spends her days at public libraries searching the records for Jack.

2.

When do the Great Game sections stop occurring? (from Pages 230 - 278)

When she stops enjoying watching football with George.

When George’s parents insist Lizzie go for therapy.

At the end of the novel, just before Lizzie decides to choose the reality of George over the fantasy of Jack.

When she bumps into a football player from high school and resumes their affair.

3.

Why does the author choose to pepper the narrative with sections going back to the Great Game? (from Pages 1 - 57)

To introduce the football players that will become important characters later in the novel.

To exhibit Lizzie’s healthy attitude towards sexuality.

To demonstrate that it has a lasting effect on Lizzie’s life.

To show how she continues to have sex with football players into her adult years.

4.

Why do George and Lizzie get into a fight about while in Tulsa? (from Pages 112 - 180)

Lizzie is jealous because George neglects her while he is with his friends.

Lizzie thinks that George’s parents are acting poorly towards her.

Lizzie thinks that George’s friends, Blake and Alicia, are boring and superficial.

Lizzie is jealous of Alicia because she is engaged.

5.

Why does Lizzie cry on their way home from their honeymoon? (from Pages 180 - 230)

Because she had such an awful time.

Because she did not bump into Jack while there.

Because she had such a nice time.

Because she had a big fight with George’s parents.

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