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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What is Imogene trying to find work as in Chapter 28?
(a) A dancer.
(b) An actress.
(c) A singer.
(d) A model.
2. Where does Marsha invite Marjorie in Chapter 33?
(a) To her home for dinner.
(b) To lunch at the Plaza.
(c) Shopping uptown.
(d) To a tennis match.
3. What is the party in Chapter 32 celebrating?
(a) New Year's Day.
(b) Christmas.
(c) A birthday.
(d) Thanksgiving.
4. What book does Noel read after his epiphany?
(a) The Old Testament.
(b) The Book of the Dead.
(c) The Bhagavad Gita.
(d) Confucian texts.
5. What does Marjorie notice about Marsha's appearance at her graduation?
(a) Marsha is weak.
(b) Marsha is thinner.
(c) Marsha is bigger.
(d) Marsha is sunburned.
Short Answer Questions
1. Who proposes to Marjorie in Chapter 40?
2. What is Marjorie's role in the play in Chapter 39?
3. Why is Marjorie cut from the production in Chapter 39?
4. What does Marjorie think of the play given to her by Guy in Chapter 22?
5. What is the name of the ship Noel sets sail on in Chapter 37?
Short Essay Questions
1. Why does Marjorie go on a whirlwind of dating in Chapter 33?
2. What role does Guy Flamm offer Marjorie in his play? What does Marjorie think of Flamm's play?
3. Why does Marjorie think Noel has fled to Europe in Chapter 40?
4. What does Noel disagree with his boss Sam Rothmore about?
5. Upon graduating from college, what has Marjorie gained acclaim for, and what prospects does she have?
6. Who does Marsha marry in Chapter 34? What causes her anxiety about her marriage?
7. Why does Marjorie quit her position at the top summer stock theatre?
8. What has plagued Marjorie during her year-long affair with Noel?
9. Why does Sam Rothmore contact Marjorie in Chapter 28? How does he describe Noel to her at lunch?
10. In Chapter 30, what does Noel describe as the force that moves people in the world?
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