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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 1: "December"- Chapter 3: "July".

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What reason does Johnny give for breaking up with Quentin?
(a) He dislikes Quentin's friends and social life.
(b) He believes Quentin's gender identity is not valid.
(c) He has found someone he considers better than Quentin.
(d) He wants to move to a different city.

2. In Chapter 2: "June," who serves as the witness for Cleo and Frank's wedding ceremony?
(a) A local judge.
(b) The hot dog vendor.
(c) A close family member.
(d) A professional photographer.

3. In Chapter 2: "June," what unusual or unconventional choice do Cleo and Frank make for their wedding?
(a) They have a lavish outdoor wedding in a garden.
(b) They opt for a traditional white wedding ceremony.
(c) They choose to get married at City Hall with a hot dog vendor as their witness.
(d) They decide to have a destination wedding in Paris.

4. In Chapter 1: "December," what is Cleo's reaction when Frank offers to pay for her slice of pizza?
(a) She becomes offended.
(b) She insists on paying for both slices.
(c) She makes a sarcastic comment about men paying for women.
(d) She agrees without hesitation.

5. In Chapter 3: "July," what is Quentin's attitude toward Johnny after their breakup?
(a) He blames Cleo for the breakup.
(b) He still has strong feelings for Johnny.
(c) He is relieved that Johnny is gone.
(d) He tries to reconcile with Johnny.

Short Answer Questions

1. In Chapter 2: "June," what unconventional choice does Cleo make for her wedding, which reflects her non-traditional approach?

2. In Chapter 3: "July," what prompts Quentin to end his relationship with Johnny?

3. In Chapter 2: "June," who was Frank's previous art director and friend?

4. How does Quentin feel about the overall atmosphere and experience at the underground party?

5. In Chapter 1: "December," why does Cleo claim that England is not her home?

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