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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 3, Vanity Fair 1915-1919.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What position at Vogue did Dorothy acquire after some time?
(a) A restaurant critic.
(b) A special features writer.
(c) A theater critic.
(d) An editor.

2. What article caused Dorothy to have to use a pseudo-name?
(a) A Musical Comedy Thought.
(b) Why I Haven't Married.
(c) A Certain Lady.
(d) Women: A Hate Song.

3. In 1917, what significant event happened in Dorothy's career?
(a) She was fired.
(b) She was made an editor at Vogue.
(c) She was made an editor at American Magazine.
(d) She moved from Vogue to Vanity Fair.

4. Dorothy Rothschild was born into what society?
(a) Middle class Christian affluence, in New Jersey.
(b) Upper class Jewish affluence, in New York.
(c) Lower class Jewish society, in New York.
(d) Upper middle class Jewish affluence, in New Jersey.

5. How much did Dorothy sell her first poem for?
(a) $10.
(b) $28.
(c) $57.
(d) $12.

Short Answer Questions

1. What did Eddie do for a living?

2. Where did Dorothy go when she stopped going to school?

3. How many siblings did Dorothy have?

4. What was Dorothy's form of writing dubbed?

5. What happened shortly after Dorothy and Eddie got married?

(see the answer key)

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