3. What subject does Nora Ephron claim other women do not answer honestly about when asked for their opinion?
(a) Marriage and friendships.
(b) Mental capacities.
(c) Divorce proceedings.
(d) Physical characteristics.

4. What does each stage of parenting bring?
(a) Worry, faith, challenge, and joy.
(b) Joy, challenge, love, and worry.
(c) Hope, love, worry, and faith.
(d) Pain, hope, faith, and love.

5. Where does Nora find herself at the time she moves?
(a) Happily remarried.
(b) Happily excited over a new job.
(c) Happily with child.
(d) Happily in love with a new lover.

6. What item does Nora often lose?
(a) The manuscript of the novel she has almost finished.
(b) The script she is working on.
(c) Her glasses.
(d) Her magnifying glass.

7. What family relative moves into Nora's building?
(a) Her niece.
(b) Her uncle.
(c) Her mother.
(d) Her sister.

8. What happens in Nora Ephron's marriage as she is experimenting in the culinary world?
(a) She cheats on her husband.
(b) She is left for another woman.
(c) She gets a divorce.
(d) She has another child.

9. Where does Nora travel to with a friend to buy a purse?
(a) New York City.
(b) Hong Kong.
(c) Paris.
(d) London.

10. What is it like living in Nora's apartment in the beginning?
(a) Blaze.
(b) Bliss.
(c) Comforting.
(d) Heartache.

11. Who is one of Nora's favorite chefs?
(a) Guy Savoy.
(b) Julia Child.
(c) Anthony Bourdain.
(d) Wolfgang Puck.

12. What does Nora Ephron enjoy about reading?
(a) Everything.
(b) The juicy plot.
(c) The escape.
(d) Storytelling.

13. What is the second stage of parenting?
(a) adolescence.
(b) Young adulthood.
(c) pre-teen.
(d) the toddler years.

14. What is the chapter "Blind as a Bat" and ode to?
(a) Fashion.
(b) Writing.
(c) A Grecian urn.
(d) Reading.

15. What feeling does Nora's purse give to women everywhere who cannot seem to make traditional purses work?
(a) Doom.
(b) Joy.
(c) Fear.
(d) Hope.