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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Part 2, Chapters 18-22.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. The narrator states in Part 2, Chapter 2, “I dimly evoke that Magnolia Garden in a southern state which cost me four bucks and which, according to the ad in the book, you must visit for three reasons.” The first of these reasons is because what “stone-dead writer of sorts” acclaimed it as the world’s fairest garden?
(a) John Galsworthy.
(b) James Joyce.
(c) Richard Schiller.
(d) Vladimir Nabokov.
2. What does Lolita carry in her hands when H.H. encounters her on Sunday morning in Part 1, Chapter 13?
(a) A banana.
(b) An apple.
(c) A coconut.
(d) An orange.
3. The narrator describes a “man having a lavish epileptic fit on the ground” where, in Part 2, Chapter 2?
(a) Russian Gulch State Park.
(b) Boulder Canyon State Park.
(c) Boulder Rapids State Park.
(d) Humboldt Redwoods State Park.
4. H.H. says that on his cross-country adventure with Lolita from August 1947 to August 1948, they avoided Florida because who were there in Part 2, Chapter 1?
(a) Lolita's grandparents.
(b) Michael and Andrew Smith.
(c) Mark and Michelle Anderson.
(d) John and Jean Farlow.
5. Lolita shows H.H. at picture from a magazine in Part 1, Chapter 13. In the picture, a surrealist painter is relaxing on a beach near a plaster replica of what work of art?
(a) The Great Sphinx.
(b) The Moai.
(c) The Venus de Milo.
(d) Davi.
Short Answer Questions
1. The camp that Charlotte Haze is sending Lolita to in Part 1, Chapter 14 is run by whom?
2. Who is Bill Mead’s companion on the tennis courts in Part 2, Chapter 20?
3. Because the picnic is postponed, Lolita refuses to go where with her mother in Part 1, Chapter 13?
4. With whom had Lolita spent a rainy summer in a dilapidated Appalachian farmhouse, according to the narrator in Part 2, Chapter 1?
5. How many years her senior does Charlotte Haze say her late husband was in Part 1, Chapter 16?
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