Sex and Rage Quiz

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

Why is Jacaranda so afraid that Wallace will not like her? (from Section 5: 135-170)

She is afraid that she will discover she is a fraud.

She worries that she will be too funny for him to take seriously.

She is afraid that he will be angry he had to edit her book so heavily.

She worries that he does not like any Californians.

2.

Why does Jacaranda invite Zack and Sunrise to Jack's party, in an attempt to ruin it? (from Section 3: Pages 84-114)

Because she knows that Jack and Sunrise are not attractive enough to fit in at the party.

Because she suspects that Shelby will attempt to seduce Sunrise.

Because she knows Zack is abusive, and she wants to create a scene.

Because Jack and Sunrise used to date, but now she is dating Zack.

3.

How is Winifred different from most of the people in the rock-'n'-roll industry? (from Section 5: 135-170)

She believes in the potential of women-fronted rock bands.

She hates rock-'n'-roll, which makes her a fine secretary.

She fawns over newly-discovered bands that no one else knows.

She is indifferent to the bands that other people fawn over.

4.

Figuratively, what does it seem like Jacaranda is returning to in California? (from Section 7: 211-245)

Stability and her earliest interests.

A man who she loves less than she loves Max.

More partying with the "dear friends."

A literary career that will stagnate because she is not in New York.

5.

Why does Jacaranda suggest it is difficult for most people, especially women, to feel sympathy for Sunrise? (from Section 4: 114-131)

Because she is extraordinarily stupid.

Because she is extraordinarily beautiful.

Because she is extraordinarily cruel.

Because she is extraordinarily flirtatious towards men with girlfriends.

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