4. What convinces Ellen to sleep with Nicholas?
(a) The gifts he gives her.
(b) The attention he gives her.
(c) The opulence of his home.
(d) They have many similar interests.

5. Which of the following is a literary device used in The Break-up?
(a) Syllogism.
(b) Allegory.
(c) Paradox.
(d) Foreshadowing.

6. What does Harry excuse himself during lunch to do?
(a) Greet a friend who just walked in.
(b) Throw something in the trash.
(c) Make a phone call.
(d) Visit another table.

7. Which word best describes the level of parental oversight the narrator of Lust has?
(a) Her parents do not bother with discipline.
(b) Her parents get letters from the principal often.
(c) Her parents understand she has problems but don't know how to discipline her.
(d) Her parents physically discipline her.

8. What does the word "Spark" in the tile refer to?
(a) Lil's relationship with Duer.
(b) Lil meeting the man at the party.
(c) Lil's mental illness.
(d) Lil getting burned.

9. When the narrator of lust lives with a group of friends over the summer, who is her lover?
(a) Maxwell.
(b) Greg.
(c) Christopher.
(d) Mack.

10. Describe the clothing that Bill gives to the narrator of Blow.
(a) Revealing.
(b) Oversized.
(c) Not appropriate for her age.
(d) Torn apart.

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

12. What is the occupation of the man at the party whom Lil talks to?
(a) Actor.
(b) Artist.
(c) Writer.
(d) Doctor.

13. From what point of view is Blow told from?
(a) Second person.
(b) First person.
(c) Third person limited.
(d) Third person omniscient.

14. What does Harry call Jane at the end of the story?
(a) Jace.
(b) Rachel.
(c) Jana.
(d) Emma.

15. Where does the narrator of Blow live?
(a) Los Angeles.
(b) New York City.
(c) St. Louis.
(d) Miami.