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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 3: "July," what is Quentin's response when asked about the last time he was with a straight man in an interesting conversation?
(a) He fondly recalls an engaging conversation.
(b) He admits he has never had an interesting conversation with a straight man.
(c) He describes a recent conversation with a straight man.
(d) He states that his best friend is a straight man.

2. In Chapter 11: "Early March," what is Cleo's motive for going to the gardening store?
(a) She needs to replace a blue orchid.
(b) She wants to buy flowers for a friend.
(c) She is looking for gardening tools.
(d) She is meeting someone there.

3. How does Cleo feel when she spots Cleo, Frank's wife, at the office holiday party?
(a) Enthusiastic and relieved.
(b) Awkward and uncomfortable.
(c) Eager to introduce herself.
(d) Angry and confrontational.

4. In Chapter 9: "January," what does the sugar glider symbolize?
(a) Wealth and success.
(b) Independence and freedom.
(c) Ambition and career growth.
(d) Innocence and vulnerability.

5. In Chapter 8: "October," what themes are enriched by the conversation about Jewish heritage?
(a) Themes of self-acceptance and self-improvement.
(b) Themes of isolation and loneliness.
(c) Themes of financial success and ambition.
(d) Themes of exploring one's roots and connection.

Short Answer Questions

1. What emotion does Anders experience as he contemplates the art in the gallery?

2. In Chapter 2: "June," what does Cleo believe Frank would rather call Christine, his ex-girlfriend?

3. In Chapter 9: "January," why does Frank throw the sugar glider down the toilet?

4. In Chapter 7: "Late September," what happens to Cleo after she leaves the hotel?

5. In Chapter 5: "Late August," what role does vulnerability play in Zoe's interactions with the group member?

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