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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What are Beatrice's last words in the end of the story "G"?
(a) Stop it.
(b) I do.
(c) I hate you.
(d) You are evil.
2. In "Los Angeles," what does the narrator describe her husband as?
(a) A resting place.
(b) A sea.
(c) A meal.
(d) A friend.
3. What does Beatrice ask for Bonnie's help with at the end of the story "G"?
(a) Sleeping.
(b) Running.
(c) Going to the bathroom.
(d) Drinking water.
4. What does Adam often cook in "Oranges"?
(a) Fish.
(b) Vegetarian dishes.
(c) Pasta and Italian dishes.
(d) Desserts.
5. What does Beatrice say you win when you play stupid games in the story "G"?
(a) Regard from your mother.
(b) Your own esteem.
(c) Stupid prizes.
(d) Points.
Short Answer Questions
1. In "Los Angeles," who of the ex-boyfriends never talk?
2. Why was G so hard to get in the present-day in the story "G"?
3. In "Los Angeles," what car does the narrator often drive?
4. What is the background of the narrator's ex-boyfriend in "Yeti Lovemaking"?
5. What is Adam's favorite fruit in "Oranges"?
Short Essay Questions
1. What is the significance of the orange in "Oranges"?
2. Why does Beatrice suspect people used to often confuse her and Bonnie?
3. What does the narrator in "Yeti Lovemaking" think the mating call she lets out precedes?
4. What does the yeti give the narrator in "Yeti Lovemaking" before they make love?
5. Why is Beatrice especially worried about having traces of G in her system the night she and Bonnie take it together?
6. What does the yeti say he has to do all the time that is difficult in "Yeti Lovemaking"?
7. How old is the yeti in "Yeti Lovemaking"?
8. Why does Christine contact the narrator in "Oranges"?
9. Why does it turn out that Bonnie wants her and Beatrice to take G one last time together?
10. How does Beatrice finally seem to free herself from her mother's pressures and influence?
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