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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 10: "February" - Chapter 13: "Late March".
Multiple Choice Questions
1. In Chapter 10: "February," why is Anders hesitant to move to LA for a job opportunity?
(a) Because he dislikes Los Angeles.
(b) Due to concerns about his son, Jonah.
(c) To avoid Cleo.
(d) Because he wants to stay close to his parents.
2. In Chapter 13: "Late March," what does Frank use as a coping mechanism to deal with his emotional pain?
(a) Meditation and yoga.
(b) Prescription medication.
(c) Therapy.
(d) Alcohol.
3. In Chapter 8: "October," how does the snow-covered park at the end of the chapter connect to the chapter's themes?
(a) It reflects themes of renewal and transformation.
(b) It represents Cleo's indifference to her surroundings.
(c) It symbolizes Cleo's avoidance of change.
(d) It signifies Cleo's desire to leave the past behind.
4. In Chapter 12: "Still March," why does Anders cry?
(a) Because of his love for Cleo.
(b) Because of the beautiful view.
(c) Because he lost Thor.
(d) Due to Santiago's criticism.
5. In Chapter 13: "Late March," what is the ultimate impasse reached during the argument between Frank and Cleo?
(a) They realize they have both had difficult childhoods.
(b) They decide to separate.
(c) They cannot agree on who had a more challenging past.
(d) They agree to seek therapy.
Short Answer Questions
1. In Chapter 4: "Early August," how does Frank describe their discussion about the movie's characters?
2. In Chapter 12: "Still March," why is Santiago unable to spend much time with Anders during the first two days?
3. In Chapter 10: "February," what does Anders contemplate when he looks at the oil painting by Cleo?
4. In Chapter 5: "Late August," what is Tali's role in Zoe's decision to attend the group?
5. In Chapter 7: "Late September," why does tension arise between Cleo and Frank in the chapter's opening scene?
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