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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through The History of Them All: Chapters 35-43.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. To what does the narrator compare the living situations of the Iroquois?
(a) Packed like sardines.
(b) A movie theatre at night, stifling its sexuality.
(c) As nice as the streets of New York City.
(d) The beginning days of civilization.

2. What does the narrator think about to distract himself from his depressing reading in Chapter 12 of "A History of Them All"?
(a) Being intimate with F.
(b) Edith's lips lingering over his body.
(c) Edith's body.
(d) Being intimate with Catherine.

3. What does the narrator read about in regard to Catherine Tekakwitha in Chapter 12 of "A History of Them All"?
(a) Her saint like qualities.
(b) Her sexuality.
(c) Her desire to become human.
(d) The plague that spread through her village.

4. What does the narrator remember about F. in Chapter 14 of "A History of Them All"?
(a) F.'s laugh.
(b) F.'s humor.
(c) F.'s tirades.
(d) F.'s body.

5. What does the priest tell Catherine in Chapter 37 of "A History of Them All"?
(a) He is gay himself.
(b) He loves her.
(c) Their way of life is coming to an end.
(d) She needs to bear his child.

Short Answer Questions

1. What covers the narrator's apartment in Chapter 24 of "A History of Them All"?

2. What does F. begin to do as he and the narrator drive in Chapter 39 of "A History of Them All"?

3. What does the narrator yearn for in Chapter 33 of "A History of Them All"?

4. What does F. suggest to the narrator in Chapter 12 of "A History of Them All"?

5. What does the note the narrator finds in F.'s fireworks instruct him to do?

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