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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Section 2: "American Express" pages 35-46.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What is implied when Brenda meets "a handsome Dutchman who worked for a bank" (30)?
(a) Brenda has always been more interested in finding a rich man than finding true love.
(b) Brenda is cheating on Frank, but he not invested in their relationship enough to notice.
(c) Frank is more focused on the case than on Brenda, so she finds a different boyfriend.
(d) Brenda is looking for a house for her and Frank to live in outside the city.
2. Why does Frank buy postcards in Arezzo?
(a) To send to Nan.
(b) To send to Brenda.
(c) To send to clients.
(d) For Alan to send to his daughter.
3. What is playing on the car radio when Frank and Alan first give Eda a ride?
(a) A story about the Korean War.
(b) An Italian opera.
(c) A story about the murder of a priest.
(d) American big band music.
4. From context, which is a reasonable interpretation of the simile "They had separate rooms, like staterooms, like passengers on a fading boat" (36)?
(a) Brenda, Frank, and Alan no longer enjoy each other's company.
(b) Brenda, Frank, and Alan are getting older.
(c) Europe is a boring place to visit.
(d) Europe is a snobby and elitist place.
5. What is the name of the firm where Frank and Alan begin their legal careers?
(a) Cook, Hopewell.
(b) Denton, Meyer.
(c) Abbott, Yeardley.
(d) Weyland, Braun.
Short Answer Questions
1. What reason does Eda give for refusing to go to Florence with Frank and Alan?
2. What does Alan notice about Frank when Frank gets out of the car with Eda after they drop her off?
3. When Alan is talking about his divorce, what does Frank interrupt him to show him?
4. From context, what is the best interpretation of the word "hot" in Alan's comment about the new receptionist: "She's hot" (26)?
5. What does working on the Hardmann Roe case remind Frank and Alan of?
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