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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 6, Painkillers 1922-1923.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What did Dorothy's grandparents do for work when they moved to Alabama?
(a) They sold upscale and fancy wares.
(b) They made collectibles.
(c) They sold food and groceries.
(d) They sold used furniture.

2. Who came up with the name of the lunch club?
(a) A cartoonist, Chester Gould.
(b) A novelist, Daniel Hickey.
(c) A writer, Frances Partridge.
(d) A cartoonist, Edmund Duffy.

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

4. Where and what was Dorothy's first position after Vanity Fair?
(a) An editorial writer for Ainslee's Magazine.
(b) Parcel delivery for Ainslee's Magazine.
(c) A drama critic for Ainslee's Magazine.
(d) A creative editor for Ainslee's Magazine.

5. What did Eddie do for a living?
(a) He was a stockbroker.
(b) He was a lawyer.
(c) He was a farmer.
(d) He was a dentist.

Short Answer Questions

1. What article caused Dorothy to have to use a pseudo-name?

2. Dorothy's writing, "Too Bad", exemplified a couple in her life. Who was that couple?

3. Who, from "Vanity Fair", did Dorothy choose as a role model?

4. When did Dorothy's grandparents move to New York City?

5. Why was Dorothy unable to be satisfied with herself?

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