1. The narrator states in Part 1, Chapter 31, “The stipulation of the Roman law, according to which a girl may marry at twelve, was adopted by” what?
(a) “The Church.”
(b) “The local voters.”
(c) “The State government.
(d) “The Federal government.”

2. What is the name of the dentist that Mrs. Haze uses that is also her neighbor in Part 1, Chapter 14?
(a) Dr. Tristramson.
(b) Dr. Blue.
(c) Dr. Byron.
(d) Dr. Quilty.

3. What drink does H.H. pour for Charlotte because she “could never resist” it, after her confrontation with him in Part 1, Chapter 22?
(a) Scotch.
(b) Rum.
(c) Tequila.
(d) Vodka.

4. How many days does H.H. say he and Charlotte cohabitated in Part 1, Chapter 18?
(a) 15
(b) 50
(c) 21
(d) 76

5. Of his wife Charlotte, H.H. says in Part 1, Chapter 18, “the only couple with whom she had relations of real cordiality, devoid of any arriõre-pensèe or practical foresight, were” with what couple that had just returned from Chile?
(a) The Farlows.
(b) The Hamiltons.
(c) The Galsworthys.
(d) The Chapmans.

Short Answer Questions

1. Of his experience with Lolita earlier in the morning, the narrator says in Part 1, Chapter 14, “I felt proud of myself. I had stolen the honey of a spasm without impairing the morals of” what?

2. The hotel called Enchanted Hunters is located how far from Lolita’s summer camp in Part 1, Chapter 25?

3. According to the narrator of the novel, Valeria later dies during childbirth in what year?

4. How old was Lolita’s younger brother when he died?

5. The narrator states in Part 1, Chapter 1, “You can always count on a murderer for” what?

(see the answer key)

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