2. According to Allendy, why did Nin always seek out older men for relationships?
(a) She hoped older men would fund her lifestyle.
(b) She finds younger men too threatening.
(c) She was hoping to outlive them.
(d) She was trying to gain her father's love.

3. How did Nin claim to feel in May when she realized her entire life had become secondary to Miller?
(a) Honest.
(b) Cleansed.
(c) Lonely.
(d) Forgotten.

4. Why did Allendy tell Nin she should put on some weight?
(a) She was too thin.
(b) She was in danger of becoming anorexic.
(c) She would divert male attention.
(d) She would feel more feminine.

5. How did Nin describe Hugo to Miller when defending him?
(a) Passionate.
(b) Inarticulate.
(c) Violent.
(d) Unintelligent.

6. Which of the following women was Henry not romantically involved with when seeing Nin?
(a) Mansfield.
(b) Natasha.
(c) A Surrealist painter.
(d) A dancer.

7. Of the following, which was not one of the needs Nin required to be handled by men?
(a) Analysis.
(b) Spiritual.
(c) Emotional.
(d) Physical.

8. How did Miller feel about Hugo?
(a) He felt Hugo deserved better than Nin.
(b) He felt Hugo was his equal.
(c) He felt Hugo was inferior.
(d) He felt Hugo was a brute.

9. Which of the following was not one of the traits Miller claimed Nin needed in a partner?
(a) Wiser.
(b) More lenient.
(c) Older.
(d) Stronger.

10. To what did Nin agree in April to quell Eduardo's fear?
(a) She would never leave him, even if she stopped loving him.
(b) She would keep Hugo from hurting him.
(c) She would never intentionally get pregnant.
(d) She would partially censor her journal for him.

11. Where was Mansfield staying in April of 1932?
(a) Berlin.
(b) New York.
(c) London.
(d) Vienna.

12. Why did Nin ultimately decide she needed analysis in April?
(a) She was afraid of men.
(b) She was starting to feel isolated from everyone else.
(c) Her relationships cause her too much pain.
(d) She was hoping to start over with her lovers.

13. How did Miller once feel about sex with Nin?
(a) Sex was a disease.
(b) Sex was love.
(c) Sex was necessary to keep her with him.
(d) Sex was possession.

14. What was significant about Nin's feelings for both Hugo and Miller?
(a) They were the closest she had come to giving herself wholly to another.
(b) She feared both of them.
(c) She knew she was torturing both of them with her indecision.
(d) She loved them both too equally to choose between them.

15. What did Allendy initially believe was at the heart of Nin's problem?
(a) She refused to accept her homosexuality.
(b) She had an Oedipal complex.
(c) She was incapable of loving anyone.
(d) She was raped at an early age.