3. What does the narrator of Blow write?
(a) Children's books.
(b) A blog about literature.
(c) Feature stories for a film magazine.
(d) News articles.

4. What did Ellen study?
(a) Podiatry.
(b) Art history.
(c) Philosophy.
(d) Calculus.

5. Describe Bill's relationship with the narrator of Blow.
(a) They are cousins.
(b) They are longtime friends.
(c) They've dated for years.
(d) Bill is the narrator's uncle.

6. What is the party host's relationship with his wife in Lunch with Harry?
(a) A symbol.
(b) An allegory.
(c) An allusion.
(d) A simile.

7. What is burned at the party Lil attends?
(a) The man's suit.
(b) Lil's clothes.
(c) The carpet.
(d) Lil's hair.

8. Who is referred to as "just a baby"?
(a) Ellen.
(b) Tina.
(c) A random woman at the party.
(d) Nicholas.

9. Which word best describes both Liz and Tim's ex-girlfriend?
(a) Attractive.
(b) Anxious.
(c) Serious.
(d) Generous.

10. What is Nicholas' last name?
(a) Dickson.
(b) Drayton.
(c) Derrick.
(d) Dare.

11. When the narrator of Lust gets in trouble for sexual activity on school grounds, where is it suggested that she go from then on?
(a) Her dormitory.
(b) Her home.
(c) The pool house.
(d) The woods.

12. What is the overall timeline in Lust?
(a) Two years.
(b) Three years.
(c) Six months.
(d) One year.

13. Where does the narrator of Lust get her birth control?
(a) A drug store.
(b) A doctor's office.
(c) Planned Parenthood.
(d) The academy's doctor.

14. According to the narrator of Blow, which word best describes the predictions Bill makes?
(a) Wrong.
(b) Irritating.
(c) Insulting.
(d) Accurate.

15. What does the title of the story Blow refer to?
(a) Bill's drug problem.
(b) The windy city streets.
(c) A quote from a library book.
(d) The relationship between Bill and the narrator.