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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Part V (Chapters 18 - 21).
Multiple Choice Questions
1. In Chapter 14, why is Jones's friend so concerned about his car?
(a) He says he borrowed the car from his girlfriend.
(b) He says his father bought him the car and will kill him if he wrecks it.
(c) He says he can not get picked up for drunk driving again.
(d) He says he just bought the car and cannot afford to get it fixed.
2. What is playing on the television in the Botanist's bedroom when Jones and he enter it?
(a) A romantic comedy movie.
(b) Pornography.
(c) A nature documentary.
(d) The news.
3. In Chapter 12, what does the Botanist's online profile say about him?
(a) He is a botanist, but he does not like plants.
(b) He never works out.
(c) He is straight-acting and only into other straight-acting men.
(d) He has a pet snake.
4. In Chapter 18, what does Uncle Albert call to tell Jones about his mother the morning following his initial phone call about his mother's health?
(a) Jones's mother is awake and doing well.
(b) Jones's mother is in a coma.
(c) Jones's mother is back at home again because her health scare was a false alarm.
(d) Jones's mother has died.
5. In Chapter 19, what flowers does Jones plead with the florist to order for his mother's funeral?
(a) Roses.
(b) Sunflowers.
(c) Tulips.
(d) Lilies.
Short Answer Questions
1. In Chapter 7, what does Jones immediately think when the man next to him at the library computer terminal tells him he is also into what Jones is looking at?
2. In Chapter 8, what event is going on in New York City when Jones visits for the first time as a child?
3. In Chapter 16, where does Jones go for his MFA?
4. What do Cody and Sam do to Jones on one occasion when they are supposed to be trading magazines?
5. In Chapter 12, what kinds of things does the Botanist say during sex with Jones that disturbs Jones?
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