3. What does the Woman in the Dream House tell Machado that takes her by surprise after their trip?
(a) She hates her.
(b) She loves her.
(c) She is straight.
(d) She is trans.

4. Machado thinks houses are what?
(a) Sometimes safe.
(b) Inherently safe.
(c) Not inherently safe.
(d) She has no opinion.

5. Muchado writes that all fantasy is a supreme act of what?
(a) Pessimism.
(b) Determination.
(c) Laziness.
(d) Optimism.

6. Who goes house hunting in Indiana?
(a) Val, Machado, and the Woman in the Dream House.
(b) Val.
(c) The woman in the Dream House.
(d) Machado.

7. Who cooks Thanksgiving dinner?
(a) Val.
(b) Machado.
(c) John.
(d) The Woman in the Dream House.

8. What does the Woman in the Dream House admit to Machado that she worries about?
(a) Turning out like her mom.
(b) Not getting a job.
(c) Being an alcoholic.
(d) Turning out like her dad.

9. Who always bought too much produce?
(a) John.
(b) The Woman in the Dream House.
(c) Machado.
(d) Val.

10. Who are Machado's roommates when this tale takes place?
(a) John and Laura.
(b) Jim and Lena.
(c) Jonas and Lily.
(d) Jen and Luke.

11. Which is this memoir at its core?
(a) An act of rebellion.
(b) A series of short stories.
(c) An act of resurrection.
(d) A biography for someone else.

12. Where does Machado live before she meets the Woman in the Dream House?
(a) New York.
(b) Iowa City.
(c) Seattle.
(d) Portland.

13. What does Machado say about places in writing?
(a) They could be more than just places.
(b) She does not say anything about places.
(c) They are just places.
(d) They are never just places.

14. Machado says anyone can break you in two if they know what?
(a) Your address.
(b) Your number.
(c) Your weakness.
(d) Your name.

15. What, in Machado's eyes, always wins?
(a) The house.
(b) God.
(c) The woman.
(d) The man.