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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Book 1: Chapter 7.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. In book 1, chapter 6, how is Lily able to spend Sunday afternoon with Lawrence Selden rather than Percy Gryce?
(a) She lies to Percy about having a headache.
(b) She asks Bertha Dorset to lie for her.
(c) She tells Percy she needs to help Mrs. Trenor.
(d) Percy tells Lily he has a headache.
2. Where does Lily acquire the knowledge to discuss Percy's hobby?
(a) From her own hobby.
(b) From the book she was reading on the train.
(c) From a conversation with Lawrence Selden.
(d) From gossip with friends in her own social circlre.
3. In book 1, chapter 5, what does Lily intend to do on Sunday morning?
(a) Attend church with Percy Gryce.
(b) Propose to Lawrence Selden.
(c) Propose to Percy Gryce.
(d) Ask Gus Trenor for a loan.
4. What is Lily's reaction when Lawrence suggests that they have tea at a popular cafe near the train station while Lily waits for her train?
(a) She becomes nervous and agitated.
(b) She says she prefers a less popular location.
(c) She declines his invitation because she is afraid she will miss her train.
(d) She immediately agrees.
5. What problem might Lily have as shown by the results of her activities the first night of the party?
(a) Someone seeking revenge for the gossip.
(b) A stalker.
(c) Gambling addiction.
(d) Being dropped from her social circle.
Short Answer Questions
1. In book 1, chapter 7, how does Percy Gryce react after Bertha Dorset talks to him about Lily?
2. Why does Lawrence Selden call Lily a coward during their walk?
3. Why does Mrs. Trenor ask Lily, instead of Carry Fischer, to go to the train station to pick up her husband ?
4. In book 1, chapter 7, who meets Lily when she returns from her walk with Lawrence Selden ?
5. How does Lawrence feel about Lily's reaction to his suggestion that they have tea at a popular cafe?
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