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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. How does Quentin feel about attending the underground party?
(a) Excited and enthusiastic.
(b) Fearful of being judged.
(c) Reluctant and anxious.
(d) Indifferent and bored.
2. In Chapter 1: "December," what prompts Cleo to hesitate attending Santiago's party?
(a) Lack of interest in the party.
(b) Social anxiety and indecision about what to wear.
(c) Fear of her roommate's absence.
(d) Work commitments.
3. What reason does Johnny give for breaking up with Quentin?
(a) He believes Quentin's gender identity is not valid.
(b) He dislikes Quentin's friends and social life.
(c) He wants to move to a different city.
(d) He has found someone he considers better than Quentin.
4. In Chapter 2: "June," what does the chapter highlight about Cleo's personality and her approach to life?
(a) Cleo is open to unconventional experiences and moments of spontaneity.
(b) Cleo is meticulous in planning every detail of her wedding.
(c) Cleo is traditional and prefers the expected norms.
(d) Cleo is indifferent to cultural differences and traditions.
5. In Chapter 3: "July," what does Cleo give Quentin to ease the pain after he's struck by Johnny?
(a) A glass of whiskey.
(b) A comforting hug.
(c) A bag of frozen peas.
(d) A bottle of Advil.
Short Answer Questions
1. In Chapter 2: "June," which guest at the wedding dinner is described as "robustly built" (28)and reminiscent of a friendly mythological god?
2. In Chapter 2: "June," what unconventional choice does Cleo make for her wedding, which reflects her non-traditional approach?
3. How does Quentin feel about the overall atmosphere and experience at the underground party?
4. In Chapter 1: "December," why does Cleo claim that England is not her home?
5. In Chapter 2: "June," who was Frank's previous art director and friend?
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