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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Book 2: Chapter 7.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. How does Lily respond to what Simon Rosedale suggests she do with the letters she purchased from Lawrence Selden's cleaning woman?
(a) She becomes angry and walks away from Simon Rosedale.
(b) She agrees that it is a good idea.
(c) She laughs at the idea.
(d) She refuses to consider his idea.
2. What does Lily's aunt assume Lily's debt is for?
(a) Clothing.
(b) A vacation.
(c) Entertainment.
(d) Gambling.
3. What happens in book 1, chapter 15, as Lily is about to accept Simon Rosedale's marriage proposal?
(a) Drunk, Gus Trenor shows up at Lily's door.
(b) Lawrence Selden proposes to Lily.
(c) Lily's aunt discovers the truth about Lily's debt and asks her to leave the house.
(d) She accepts an invitation from the Dorsets to cruise the Mediterranean.
4. What is Lily concerned about when she wakes up at Gerty's the morning after her argument with Gus Trenor?
(a) She is worried that she will miss her meeting with Lawrence Selden.
(b) She is concerned that Gerty will think that Lily is now her best friend.
(c) She is concerned that she will be seen leaving Gerty's which could risk her social standing.
(d) She is worried that her aunt noticed that she was not home.
5. In book 1, chapter 8, what does Gus Trenor do with Lily's money?
(a) Spends it on Mrs. Trenor.
(b) Loses it playing poker.
(c) Invests it.
(d) Donates it to Lily's favorite charity.
Short Answer Questions
1. Who convinces Lily to marry Simon Rosedale?
2. In book 1, chapter 15, how does Lily respond to Simon Rosedale's marriage proposal ?
3. What does Simon Rosedale think about Lily's reaction to his suggestion of what she should do with the letters she purchased from Lawrence Selden's cleaning woman?
4. What does Lily tell her aunt the debt is for?
5. What does Gerty Farish tell Lily about Percy Gryce?
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