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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Part 2, Chapters 30-36.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. When Lolita becomes ill in Part 2, Chapter 22, H.H. says he immediately thinks of what, “as any American parent would”?
(a) Tetanus.
(b) Malaria.
(c) Poliomyelitis.
(d) Dysentery.
2. At the end of Part 1, Chapter 22, the narrator states, “Remarkable how difficult it is to conceal things--especially when one's wife keeps” what?
(a) “Denying herself sleep.”
(b) “Monkeying with the furniture.”
(c) “Cleaning every corner of the house.”
(d) “Watch over everything.”
3. In the final line of Part 1, Chapter 1, the narrator addresses the “ladies and gentlemen of the jury,” saying “Look at this tangle of” what?
(a) “Contradiction.”
(b) “Fangs.”
(c) “Lies.”
(d) “Thorns.”
4. What does H.H. describe Lolita’s weekly allowance as at “the start of the Beardsley era” in Part 2, Chapter 7?
(a) 72 cents.
(b) 50 cents.
(c) 21 cents.
(d) 10 cents.
5. What is ART described as standing for in Part 2, Chapter 2?
(a) Aerobic Relay Therapy.
(b) Artistic Research Theatre.
(c) American Refrigerator Transit.
(d) Automatic Radio Transmition.
Short Answer Questions
1. Of his new wife Charlotte, the narrator states in Part 1, Chapter 18, “I discovered that although she could not control her heart or her cries, she was a woman of” what?
2. Charlotte Haze is described by the narrator in Part 1, Chapter 10 as having “quite simple but not unattractive features of a type that may be defined as a weak solution of” whom?
3. Among whom does the narrator claim in Part 2, Chapter 1 “sexual relations between a father and his daughter are accepted as a matter of course”?
4. How many hotels, motels and tourist homes does H.H. say he stayed in as he tracked Lolita and her kidnapper in Part 2, Chapter 23?
5. The narrator says in Part 1, Chapter 2 that his mother was an English girl and the daughter of what alpinist?
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