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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapters 4-6.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What is the name of Calvin's youngest daughter?
(a) Abigail.
(b) Isabelle Alice.
(c) Maggie.
(d) Sarah.
2. According to Calvin, what does Alice exclaim when encountering a deer in a forest?
(a) "Where is my camera?"
(b) "Beauty!"
(c) "Wowsers!"
(d) "Rodent!"
3. According to Calvin, his father is appalled by what kind of people?
(a) People who can't even afford groceries spending money on a cleaning woman.
(b) People who can't even afford sending their children to college spending money on fur coats.
(c) People who can't even afford rent traveling to Italy.
(d) People who can't even afford a cleaning woman living in a house that has to be rented most summers to pay the taxes.
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?
(a) Macbeth.
(b) Romeo and Juliet.
(c) King Lear.
(d) Hamlet.
5. What reasons does Calvin give for stating that "Alice doesn't look like who she is"?
(a) Alice looks like a dietitian, but in actuality she is a talented writer.
(b) Alice is seriously pampered and snooty in high school.
(c) Alice is not pampered or snooty, despite the fact that she grows up in an affluent town and attends a prestigious college.
(d) Alice is known as the class beauty and most popular cheerleader in high school.
Short Answer Questions
1. In chapter three, Calvin includes a quote from a friend of Alice who speaks at her memorial service. Who is this person?
2. Where does Calvin keep one of the photos of Alice from the article in chapter three?
3. In chapter two, how does Calvin characterize his behavior during his second meeting with Alice?
4. Which one of the following statements is true?
5. Select the city in which Calvin and Alice have a disagreement about money.
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