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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 kind of elevator is in the yeti's building in "Yeti Lovemaking"?
(a) Otis.
(b) Forbic.
(c) Enderson.
(d) Helenic.
2. Where is Beatrice living when the story "G" opens?
(a) Chicago.
(b) Atlanta.
(c) New York City.
(d) Beijing.
3. What kind of culture does Beatrice think constituted Levi's life in the story "G"?
(a) Helios culture.
(b) Chinese culture.
(c) WASP culture.
(d) Canadian culture.
4. What helps a form become more solid when on G in the story "G"?
(a) Citrus.
(b) Alcohol.
(c) Perfume.
(d) Caffeine.
5. In "Los Angeles," where do the ex-boyfriends live?
(a) In the ugliest wing.
(b) In the upper floor.
(c) In the prettiest wing.
(d) In the shed.
Short Answer Questions
1. What happens to the narrator's fingers the first time she touches the yeti's fur in "Yeti Lovemaking"?
2. Why was G so hard to get in the present-day in the story "G"?
3. What does the narrator's ex-boyfriend implore her not to do in the end of "Yeti Lovemaking"?
4. Where is the most reliable calculator for BMI in the story "G"?
5. Why did Adam often lose jobs in "Oranges"?
Short Essay Questions
1. Who does the narrator follow in the story "Oranges"?
2. Why does Christine contact the narrator in "Oranges"?
3. What does the yeti say he has to do all the time that is difficult in "Yeti Lovemaking"?
4. What can happen that is dangerous with G in terms of dosing in "G"?
5. What is unusual about the way the narrator lives in "Los Angeles"?
6. What do the narrator's ex-boyfriends do for her children in "Los Angeles"?
7. How does Bonnie betray Beatrice even before she overdoses Beatrice with G?
8. When does making love with a yeti become easier in "Yeti Lovemaking"?
9. How does the narrator think Adam looks at the end of the story "Oranges"?
10. How does Beatrice finally seem to free herself from her mother's pressures and influence?
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