2. What does the narrator of "Charles Lebourne" see when he looks out his window?
(a) His face.
(b) Trees.
(c) Clouds.
(d) His mother.

3. In "Charles Lebourne," why does the narrator begin spending a lot of time in a parking lot?
(a) He does not spend time in parking lots.
(b) To spy on Charles Lebourne.
(c) To meet women.
(d) To observe people.

4. In "Charles Lebourne," who lives in apartment 1515?
(a) Charles Lotus.
(b) Ingrid Learner.
(c) Charlie Porter.
(d) Charles Lebourne.

5. Why does Mrs. Ellison drive Yorrick everywhere?
(a) She loves him.
(b) He cannot drive.
(c) He does not have a car.
(d) For fun.

6. Why does the narrator try to start acting like Yorrick?
(a) To appeal to Mrs. Ellison.
(b) To appeal to Catherine.
(c) He loves Yorrick.
(d) He is jealous of Yorrick.

7. Who does the narrator of "Mrs. Elberhart" find dirty and unkempt?
(a) Mrs. Ellen.
(b) Mrs. Elberhart.
(c) His wife.
(d) His mother.

8. Why does the narrator phone Mrs. Elberhart's neighbors?
(a) To express his concern about her yard.
(b) To invite them to a party.
(c) To prank call them.
(d) For fun.

9. In "Yorrick," who is engaged at the end of the story?
(a) Jane.
(b) Kenneth and Yorrick.
(c) The narrator.
(d) Catherine.

10. What does Yorrick bring to a potluck dinner?
(a) Soda.
(b) Chips.
(c) Paper plates.
(d) A wedding cake.

11. In "Charles Lebourne," who is Cathy?
(a) The narrator's crush.
(b) The narrator's mother's friend.
(c) The narrator's sister.
(d) The narrator's wife.

12. In "Mrs. Elberhart," who has a gallbladder issue?
(a) Sheila.
(b) The narrator.
(c) Dr. Coonrod.
(d) Mrs. Elberhart and the narrator.

13. Why does the narrator of "Yorrick" move into Mrs. Ellison's house?
(a) To be close to school.
(b) For fun.
(c) To be close to Catherine.
(d) To get a change in scenery.

14. In "Orez," who is Stevick?
(a) Hester's son.
(b) Hester's father.
(c) Hester's uncle.
(d) Hester's brother.

15. In "Charles Lebourne," why does the narrator call the neighbors of 1515?
(a) To ask for directions somewhere.
(b) He does not call anyone.
(c) To chat about the weather.
(d) To ask about Charles Lebourne.