3. How did Hugo find out about Nin's affair with John Erskine?
(a) He read her journal.
(b) Erskine wrote him a letter.
(c) Erskine's wife confronted Hugo when she saw him at a museum.
(d) He found the gifts Erskine had given her.

4. Why did Nin find herself unable to commit to Miller, despite their attraction to each other and compatibility?
(a) Nin felt she loved Mansfield more.
(b) Nin was afraid Miller would try to force her to leave Hugo.
(c) Nin felt Miller could not understand her.
(d) Nin was afraid that her relationship with Miller would overshadow her writing career.

5. By what other name Nin often refer to Miller in March?
(a) Perles.
(b) Hugo.
(c) Salvador.
(d) Erskine.

6. By Nin's standards, what outlived reality?
(a) Affection.
(b) Sex.
(c) Romanticism.
(d) Art.

7. Why did Eduardo feel the way he did about Miller in March?
(a) Nin had abandoned Hugo.
(b) Nin loved Miller.
(c) Nin had humiliated Eduardo.
(d) Nin was pregnant.

8. Who was Nin's guest at the exhibition?
(a) Hugo.
(b) Eduardo.
(c) Mansfield.
(d) Miller.

9. What did Nin allow Miller to do in March?
(a) Write about their relationship.
(b) Watch her have sex with Hugo.
(c) Slap her.
(d) Read her journal.

10. With whom does Nin attempt to end a relationship in March of 1932?
(a) Hugo.
(b) Mansfield.
(c) Eduardo.
(d) Miller.

11. What did Nin realize her letters to Miller took the place of in March?
(a) Having sex with Hugo.
(b) Talking to Hugo.
(c) Writing a short story.
(d) Writing in her journal.

12. When Nin read Miller's new novel in February, how did she feel about it?
(a) She was annoyed that he included their affair as part of the novel.
(b) She enjoyed his technical skill, but believed he lacked passion.
(c) She found it to be beautiful.
(d) She found it to be boring.

13. How did Nin's allowance of Miller in March affect him?
(a) He grew to hate her even more.
(b) He served Mansfield with divorce papers.
(c) He rebuffed her.
(d) He fell even deeper in love with her.

14. How did Hugo feel about June Mansfield when he first met her?
(a) He pitied her.
(b) He was afraid of her intellect.
(c) He was attracted to her.
(d) He hated her.

15. Why did Nin think Henry believed her to be more sexually experienced than she actually was?
(a) She was older than his wife.
(b) She was an artist's model.
(c) She was married.
(d) She had affairs behind Hugo's back.