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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapters 4-6.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. According to Calvin, what photo of Alice appears on the cover of the program at her memorial service?
(a) A photo of Alice teaching in a classroom. It is taken when she is in her thirties.
(b) A photo of Alice taken in Italy. It is taken when she is in her fifties.
(c) A photo of Alice gardening. It is taken when she is in her forties.
(d) A photo of Alice wearing a hat. It is taken when she is in her twenties.

2. What is the name of the Calvin's eldest daughter?
(a) Sarah.
(b) Mary.
(c) Maggie.
(d) Abigail.

3. According to Calvin, what does Alice exclaim when encountering a deer in a forest?
(a) "Where is my camera?"
(b) "Wowsers!"
(c) "Rodent!"
(d) "Beauty!"

4. What is the SEEK program acronym stand for?
(a) Save Each and Every Kid.
(b) Strides for Education, Equality, and Knowledge.
(c) Search for Education, Elevation, and Knowledge.
(d) Simplify Education, Equality and Knowledge.

5. What reasons does Calvin give for stating that "Alice doesn't look like who she is"?
(a) Alice is seriously pampered and snooty in high school.
(b) Alice looks like a dietitian, but in actuality she is a talented writer.
(c) Alice is known as the class beauty and most popular cheerleader in high school.
(d) Alice is not pampered or snooty, despite the fact that she grows up in an affluent town and attends a prestigious college.

Short Answer Questions

1. What point is Alice trying to make when she says that someone "doesn't have a very nice life"?

2. What is Alice's phrase for living in surroundings that are less than nice?

3. According to Calvin, what kinds of men are attracted to Alice?

4. In chapter six, what does a carpenter named Frank tell Alice during her home renovation project?

5. According to Calvin, Alice believes which one of the following statements to be true?

(see the answer key)

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