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

Multiple Choice Questions

1. How did Allendy characterize Hugo?
(a) Nin's child.
(b) Nin's brother.
(c) Nin's true love.
(d) Nin's father.

2. If Nin should ever lose Miller, what did she claim would no longer be necessary?
(a) Analysis.
(b) Love.
(c) Fear.
(d) Sex.

3. Who did Nin claim for her desire to end her journal?
(a) Manfield.
(b) Miller.
(c) Hugo.
(d) Fred.

4. What fear did both Miller and Nin have with the possible return of Mansfield?
(a) Mansfield would tear them apart.
(b) Mansfield would divorce Miller.
(c) Mansfield would take on another lover.
(d) Mansfield would seduce Hugo in retaliation.

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

Short Answer Questions

1. What part of her body did Nin show Allendy in May?

2. Whose books did Nin specifically keep in her studio?

3. How did Miller once feel about sex with Nin?

4. What did Nin vow to never to do in regards to her relationship with Hugo?

5. According to Allendy, why did Nin always seek out older men for relationships?

Short Essay Questions

1. How did Allendy characterize Nin's relationships with her lovers?

2. How was Miller hypocritical about relationships?

3. Describe Nin's reflections about her relationship to Hugo at the end of April.

4. Describe the double standards in Miller and Nin's relationship.

5. Describe Nin's discussion about her femininity with Dr. Allendy.

6. What did Dr. Allendy believe about the root of Nin's inferiority complex?

7. How did Miller and Nin's relationship start to change in June?

8. Why was Nin firm about her commitment that she would always choose Hugo over Miller?

9. Why did Mansfield's return worry both Miller and Nin?

10. In what ways did Perles Miller's love for Nin in June and how did she counter his claims?

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