3. What kind of people typically stay at Lamort’s grandmother’s house?
(a) Government officials.
(b) Journalists.
(c) Soldiers.
(d) Artists.

4. What is the narrator’s relationship with the groundskeeper?
(a) They slept together once.
(b) They have not had much to do with each other.
(c) They are regular lovers.
(d) They are married.

5. In what situation does Catherine hope to paint Princesse one day?
(a) In the city.
(b) While she is sleeping.
(c) In the palace.
(d) On the beach.

6. What is the old man like, who is watching the cock fight?
(a) A Cuban.
(b) An American.
(c) A soldier.
(d) A drunk.

7. What does Lamort’s grandmother rub her body with?
(a) Hibiscus flowers.
(b) Rosemary.
(c) Lemon.
(d) Mint leaves.

8. What does Lamort’s grandmother say posterity is?
(a) Remembering.
(b) Growing up.
(c) Telling stories.
(d) Saving pictures.

9. What does Catherine have to do to get Princesse to remove her underwear before she poses for her?
(a) threaten her.
(b) Turn around.
(c) Plead.
(d) Promise her money.

10. What would the narrator of Night Women like her son to forget about the place where they live?
(a) That nothing lasts there.
(b) That they could be driven out at any minute.
(c) That they have nothing there.
(d) That everything they had was taken.

11. Where does the narrator of New York Day Women work?
(a) Fashion design.
(b) Advertising.
(c) The law.
(d) Import/export.

12. What regime does Lamort say she supports?
(a) God’s regime.
(b) The old regime.
(c) The new regime.
(d) The ancient regime.

13. What is the dead baby next to when the narrator finds it?
(a) A road.
(b) A house.
(c) A store.
(d) A sewer.

14. What objection does Lamort’s grandmother make to the hibiscus she has brought home?
(a) They grow with blood on them.
(b) They grow in the cemetery.
(c) They refuse to show mourning for the dead.
(d) They grow from the bones of the dead.

15. What does the narrator say her customer calls her, when she satisfies him?
(a) A river.
(b) An ocean.
(c) An avalanche.
(d) A palace.