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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

At what age does Marjorie lose her virginity? (from Part 4: Noel, Chapters 28-36: Imogene, Brief Career of an Evangelist, Noel's Theory, Dr. Shapiro, Dinner at the Waldorf, Princess Jones is Produced, Marsha's Farewell Speech, The Breakiong of a Glass, Another Glass Breaks)

Twenty-two.

Eighteen.

Twenty.

Twenty-one.

2.

What is the name of the woman who Marjorie converses with during a ping pong match? (from Part 5: My Object All Sublime; Chapters 37-45: the Nightmare, How to Discard a Mistress, The Bad Year, A First Class Ticket to Europe, The man on the Boat Deck, A Game of Ping Pong, the Premonition, In Pursuit of Noel)

Hilda.

Linda.

Sandra.

Maria.

3.

What does Marjorie think of the play given to her by Guy in Chapter 22? (from Part 4: Noel: Chapters 21-27: Return of Marsha, Guy Flamm, The New Noel, The Engagement Party, Muriel, Sam Rothmore, The Seder)

She is confused by its literary references.

She is impressed with the wit and humor in the play.

She is surprised by how much she relates to the characters.

She is shocked by how horrible it is.

4.

What does Noel's epiphany at the Seder lead him to do? (from Part 4: Noel, Chapters 28-36: Imogene, Brief Career of an Evangelist, Noel's Theory, Dr. Shapiro, Dinner at the Waldorf, Princess Jones is Produced, Marsha's Farewell Speech, The Breakiong of a Glass, Another Glass Breaks)

Propose to Marjorie.

Join a religious club.

Cut off his hair.

Study Judaism.

5.

Why is Uncle Samson working at South Wind? (from Part 3: Sodom, Chapters 12-20: Wally Wronken, A Kiss under the Lilacs, Marjorie at South Wind, Shirley, The Red Glasses, The Rowboat, The Toreador, The South Wind Waltz, No Dishes to Vash)

To monitor Marjorie's behavior.

To make money to send his child to school.

To gain some experience before working for his brother.

To relieve his boredom.

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