2. What is the setting for Chapter 1 of THE LAST OF CHERI?
(a) Cheri and Edmee's home.
(b) Madame Peloux's garden.
(c) Lea's home.
(d) Desmond's apartment.

3. Which of the following does NOT describe Cheri in the post-war days?
(a) Bored.
(b) Listless.
(c) Ambitious.
(d) Fatigued.

4. About whom does Cheri occasionally think?
(a) Lea.
(b) The Pal.
(c) Lili.
(d) Desmond.

5. How does Cheri feel about Lea's appearance when he visits her?
(a) Comforted.
(b) Horrified.
(c) Confused.
(d) Pleased.

6. What holiday is being celebrated at the beginning of Chapter 4?
(a) Armistice Day.
(b) Cheri's birthday.
(c) Easter.
(d) Christmas.

7. How can Edmee's demeanor best be characterized now?
(a) Exuberant.
(b) Submissive.
(c) Sullen.
(d) Assertive.

8. Lea thinks that ____________ should sort out a divorce between Cheri and Edmee.
(a) Cheri.
(b) Lea.
(c) Patron.
(d) Madame Peloux.

9. What does Madame Peloux determine is Cheri's real problem that makes him so cranky?
(a) He needs to travel more.
(b) He misses his gigolo life.
(c) He no longer loves Edmee.
(d) He has too many war memories.

10. What does Madame Peloux tell Lea about Cheri?
(a) He is devastated without her.
(b) He will return to her soon.
(c) He never wants to see her again.
(d) He is happy at home.

11. From the window in which room does Lea watch Cheri leave?
(a) Dining room.
(b) Bedroom.
(c) Parlor.
(d) Sunroom.

12. Why has Cheri returned to Lea's home?
(a) To tell her that his wife is expecting a child.
(b) To tell her that he and his wife are moving to Italy.
(c) To tell her that he has returned to her.
(d) To tell her he can never see her again.

13. For how many years have Cheri and Edmee been married at this point?
(a) 15.
(b) 1.
(c) 3.
(d) 7.

14. What are Cheri's feelings about Lea in the morning light?
(a) He does not know what he ever saw in her.
(b) He wants to divorce his wife and marry her.
(c) He is as crazy about her as ever.
(d) He does not think their relationship can continue.

15. What does Cheri notice about Edmee?
(a) She has become attracted to another man.
(b) She is even more beautiful than the day he married her.
(c) She is morose.
(d) She is pregnant.