Mrs. Everything Quiz

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

It is designed especially for her friend, Nonie Scotto.

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

It is especially difficult to complete.

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

Which of the following best describes each sister's relationship to her sexuality during college? (from Book Two: 1962)

Jo experiences her first crush on a woman, while Bethie has her first sexual experience.

Jo represses her sexuality, while Bethie is sexually assaulted for the first time.

Jo is determined to live openly as a homosexual woman, while Bethie has consensual sex for the first time.

Jo hides her romantic feelings from her girlfriend, while Bethie confesses hers to her boyfriend.

Which of the following is an example of foreshadowing? (from Book Six - Book Seven: 2006, 2016, and 2022)

The reader knows Jo will die early before she actually dies.

Jo experiences pleasure when she and her friend, Lynette, use a vibrator before she first has sex with a woman.

The reader knows Ken, the Kauffman sisters' father, will die early before he actually dies.

Bethie meets her husband, Harold Jefferson, at several seminal points in her life before she marries him.

What makes Jo and Bethie decide to forgive each other? (from Book Four - Book Five: 1987-1993)

Jo and Bethie's mother, Sarah, instructs them to be good to each other in her farewell letter.

Jo is the only member of the family who supports Bethie's interracial marriage, and her support strengthens their familial bond.

Their mother's terminal cancer diagnosis makes them appreciate the fragility of familial bonds.

Bethie now wholeheartedly supports Jo's heteronormative marriage.

Which of the following is the definition of a protagonist? (from Prologue - Book One: 1950)

The protagonist is the most person in the novel.

The protagonist is the most admirable character in the novel.

The protagonist is the character in the novel who makes the most decisions.

The protagonist is the character who moves the action of the plot.