View a FREE sample

This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What is a new addition to Anna's novel in 'Yellow Notebook'?
(a) A new daughter.
(b) A new boyfriend.
(c) A new friend.
(d) A third Ella.

2. What kind of party does Anna attend in 'Red Notebook'?
(a) A wedding.
(b) A Communist gathering.
(c) A memorial.
(d) A book club.

3. What does Tommy realize about his father in 'Blue Notebook'?
(a) That his mother and Anna are wrong.
(b) That his mother and Anna are right.
(c) That Marion is right.
(d) That he doesn't know him.

4. Whose party is Ella going to in 'Yellow Notebook'?
(a) An editor at the magazine.
(b) A doctor who writes for the magazine.
(c) A writer at the magazine.
(d) Anna's boss.

5. What does Anna have published in 'Black Notebook'?
(a) A diary.
(b) A journal.
(c) Her Africa novel.
(d) Her romance novel.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Anna dream about in 'Black Notebook'?

2. Where does Anna enroll Janet in 'Blue Notebook'?

3. What country is Anna obsessed with?

4. What has happened towards the end of 'Blue Notebook' in Anna's sessions with Mother Sugar?

5. What is Paul Tanner's profession?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why does Anna put the newspaper clippings in her notebook, and what are they about?

2. What does Anna think the danger of Janet walking in on her and Michael represents, and how does it make her feel?

3. What does Anna's dream involve before her final visit to Mrs. Marks?

4. What is happening between Richard and Marion in Free Women: 1?

5. Describe the conversation in 'Red Notebook' between Anna and Jimmy.

6. What does marriage mean in the Communist Party?

7. Why is it odd that Anna signs up for the Communist Party?

8. Whom does Anna try to help with a petition and why?

9. What happens on Ella's flight home from Paris?

10. What happens when a magazine requests pages from Anna's journal?

(see the answer keys)

This section contains 695 words (approx. 3 pages at 300 words per page) View a FREE sample