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Mrs. Everything Quiz

Jennifer Weiner

This Study Guide consists of approximately 43 pages of chapter summaries, quotes, character analysis, themes, and more - everything you need to sharpen your knowledge of Mrs. Everything.

Mrs. Everything by Jennifer Weiner

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+Chapters Summary and Analysis

Prologue - Book One: 1950

Book Three: 1974

Book Four - Book Five: 1987-1993

Book Six - Book Seven: 2006, 2016, and 2022

Symbols and Symbolism

Themes and Motifs

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Mrs. Everything Quiz

Jennifer Weiner

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

What is unique about the fitness routine Jo structures? (from Book Four - Book Five: 1987-1993)

It is suitable for people of all ages and body types.

It is based on her husband, Dave's, workout routine.

It is designed especially for her friend, Nonie Scotto.

It is especially difficult to complete.

2.

Why does Jo get married? (from Book Three: 1974)

Getting married brings Jo closer to her mother, Sarah, as this is the only decision of Jo's of which Sarah approves.

Jo's breakup depletes her energy, and she decides she does not have the courage to live openly with a woman.

Jo hopes her marriage will make Shelley Finkelbein jealous.

Jo is genuinely attracted to Dave Braverman.

3.

Which of the following is the climax of the novel? (from Book Three: 1974)

Bethie says she will not accept Jo's heteronormative life choices.

Jo and Bethie have a fight.

Jo decides to leave her husband, Dave.

Jo decides to stay with her husband, Dave, and she conceives her third daughter, Lila, with him.

4.

Which of the following applies to the structure of the novel? (from Prologue - Book One: 1950)

Each book (section) reveals which sister's perception of a particular event is correct.

Each book (section) is set in a specific year.

Each book (section) is told from either Jo or Bethie's perspective.

Each book (section) contains a first person narrative.

5.

Which of the following aspects of the 1960s counterculture do Jo and Bethie, respectively, experience during college? (from Book Two: 1962)

Jo joins civil rights protests, while Bethie experiments with drugs.

Bethie joins the civil rights movement, while Jo experiments with drugs.

Jo protests the Vietnam War, while Bethie experiments with drugs.

Both sisters join the women's movement.

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