2. How did David expand Russek's?
(a) By adding a shoe department.
(b) By adding a women's clothing line.
(c) By hiring beautiful saleswomen.
(d) By opening another store.

3. The Arbus and Eliot family are described as being ________.
(a) Enemies.
(b) Inseparable.
(c) Brotherly.
(d) Raucous.

4. What publication gave the Arbus' photography business its break?
(a) Vogue.
(b) Glamour Magazine.
(c) National Geographic.
(d) Esquire Magazine.

5. As Diane matured into her teens, what did she develop?
(a) Depression.
(b) Strange habits.
(c) An angry streak.
(d) An imaginary life.

6. How was "deed, not creed" integrated into Diane's life?
(a) Through her school.
(b) Through her books.
(c) Through her brother.
(d) Through her parents.

7. How did Diane's mother make their home difficult?
(a) She drank all the time.
(b) She suffered from depression.
(c) She was violent.
(d) She spent all their money.

8. When Frank Russek arrived in America, with whom did he live?
(a) His two brothers.
(b) His four sisters.
(c) His grandmother.
(d) His uncles.

9. Why did Howard become depressed?
(a) He was failing at writing.
(b) His wife left him.
(c) His parents died.
(d) He lost all his money.

10. Howard envied Diane and Howard for ___________.
(a) Their happy marriage.
(b) Their success and wealth.
(c) They intelligent children.
(d) The admiration of his parents.

11. Eventually, Alex Eliot became editor of _______.
(a) Time Magazine.
(b) Seventeen.
(c) Harpers.
(d) Vogue.

12. Why were Howard's parents displeased with his new British wife?
(a) She was arrogant.
(b) She was a socialist.
(c) She was poor.
(d) She was a gentile.

13. Whom did Diane sketch in her art classes at school?
(a) The unique people she encountered.
(b) Her brother and her family.
(c) The boys she liked.
(d) The sceneries from her dreams.

14. Diane was ________ through her senior year.
(a) Brash.
(b) Cautious.
(c) Pensive.
(d) Ambivalent.

15. How did Diane meet Cheech McKenzie?
(a) She worked for Glamour.
(b) She saw her in a Broadway show.
(c) She was her neighbor.
(d) She interviewed to be a model.