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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapters 4-6.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. In chapter three, who writes the article that accompanies the fashion spread in which Alice is featured?
(a) Mina Shaughnessy.
(b) Calvin.
(c) Alice Trillin.
(d) Nora Ephron.
2. At the end of chapter three, Calvin describes an event in Alice's life that takes her by surprise. What happens?
(a) Alice does not remember how to get home from the plant nursery.
(b) Alice is stopped for speeding by a police officer and does not receive a ticket.
(c) Alice is stopped for speeding by a police officer, and receives a ticket.
(d) Alice is not asked for her identification at a bar.
3. According to Calvin, Alice believes which one of the following statements to be true?
(a) People with remedial skills cannot be taught.
(b) People with certain backgrounds, such as those in drug treatment programs, are unable to be taught.
(c) People who want to learn can be taught, no matter what their background.
(d) People who lack optimism cannot be taught.
4. What is the first thing that strikes Calvin about Alice when he sees her for the first time?
(a) Alice is talkative.
(b) Alice is so very pretty.
(c) Alice is opinionated.
(d) Alice looks more alive than anyone he sees.
5. In chapter five, which person is mentioned as having volunteered at the Hole in the Wall Gang Camp?
(a) Julia Roberts.
(b) Julie Andrews.
(c) Paul Newman.
(d) Emma Roberts.
Short Answer Questions
1. Where does Calvin and Alice have a summer home?
2. According to Calvin, what leads to his success in courting Alice?
3. Alice serves on the board of what organization for children with cancer and other illnesses?
4. In chapter one, Calvin includes an excerpt from a letter that Alice writes to a woman who is victimized. What Shakespeare play does she reference in her letter?
5. What is Alice's Law of Compensatory Cash Flow?
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