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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through November.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What does Bridget's "I Will Not" list tell the reader about her character?
(a) It tells the reader that Bridget is a shallow person.
(b) It tells the reader that Bridget is a mess.
(c) It tells the reader that Bridget is a reflective person.
(d) It tells the reader that Bridget needs therapy.
2. Which of the following is NOT given as a reason why Bridget should be interested in Mark?
(a) He is successful.
(b) He is a very nice person.
(c) He is single.
(d) He is rich.
3. What is the assumption made about single people who are Bridget's age?
(a) It is assumed they never want to have children.
(b) People assume they are gay.
(c) People assume they are boring.
(d) It is assumed they need help finding a date.
4. Mood is the climate of feeling set by the author of a book. After reading Bridget's lists, what mood do you think Helen Fielding is trying to create in this book?
(a) A serious mood.
(b) A wistful mood.
(c) A humorous mood.
(d) A depressing mood.
5. As they are driving to their hotel, Daniel and Bridget begin to discuss current events. Why does Daniel begin to treat Bridget like she is dumb?
(a) He does not want to admit that he cannot answer her questions.
(b) She doesn't know what she is talking about.
(c) He does not like her opinion on the subject.
(d) She is lying about the event.
Short Answer Questions
1. Una calls Mark's date, Natasha, "quite the Little Madam." She means Natasha is ___________.
2. Bridget often journals about her workplace, but never about her actual job. Why might this be?
3. Which items does Bridget NOT serve at dinner?
4. What is wrong with Bridget's father when he calls her before the party?
5. On the way home from the party, Bridget makes a surprise visit at Daniel's, but he tries to avoid letting her into his flat. What does Bridget think is happening?
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