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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 13: "Late March," why does Cleo say that she wishes she was joking during the argument between her and Frank?
(a) To express her frustration with Frank.
(b) To lighten the mood.
(c) To mock Frank.
(d) To emphasize her sense of humor.
2. In Chapter 10: "February," how does Anders feel about the art at the gallery in general?
(a) He finds it somewhat appealing.
(b) He cannot decide.
(c) He loves it all.
(d) He is completely uninterested.
3. In Chapter 6: "Early September," what news does Cleo share during the lunch that causes a negative reaction from Peter?
(a) Her recent career success.
(b) Her decision to move to a new city.
(c) Her plans to travel abroad.
(d) Her engagement to Frank.
4. In Chapter 2: "June," what type of event is Quentin invited to?
(a) Art gallery opening.
(b) Private movie screening.
(c) Invite-only orgy.
(d) Dinner party.
5. In Chapter 3: "July," how does Cleo respond to Quentin's request to bail on her plans with Frank?
(a) She decides to go to a different event with Quentin.
(b) She suggests that Quentin and Frank should spend time together.
(c) She agrees to cancel her plans with Frank.
(d) She refuses to cancel her plans and insists Quentin join them.
Short Answer Questions
1. In Chapter 6: "Early September," what kind of workshops does Cleo's stepmother, Miriam, lead?
2. In Chapter 9: "January," how does Eleanor react to Frank's presence in the bar?
3. In Chapter 3: "July," what is Quentin's response when asked about the last time he was with a straight man in an interesting conversation?
4. In Chapter 11: "Early March," what childhood memory does Cleo recall during her transformation
5. In Chapter 2: "June," what does the chapter highlight about Cleo's personality and her approach to life?
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