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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. In Chapter 6, "Darley," why does Darley feel a sense of fury when people refer to her children as exotic?
(a) She finds the term endearing.
(b) It reminds her of her own racial identity.
(c) She is proud of their unique heritage.
(d) She believes it objectifies and marginalizes them.

2. In Chapter 4, "Sasha," why does Sasha and Cord invite the other newlywed couple to their suite for drinks?
(a) They want to have a memorable and wild night with new friends.
(b) They are feeling lonely and want company.
(c) They want to play a prank on them.
(d) They are inebriated and do not realize the implications of their invitation.

3. In Chapter 7, "Sasha," how does Sasha's background differ from Cord's family's lifestyle?
(a) She comes from a wealthy family as well.
(b) She values opulence and tradition.
(c) She is more practical and self-sufficient.
(d) She is an artist with no fixed residence.

4. In Chapter 5, "Georgiana," why does Georgiana and Brady keep their relationship a secret at work?
(a) They are worried about what their friends will think.
(b) They want to avoid any professional conflicts.
(c) They plan to end the relationship soon.
(d) They are embarrassed about their relationship.

5. In Chapter 6, "Darley," what is the significance of Malcolm's unexpected firing from his job?
(a) He escapes consequences despite his actions.
(b) He becomes collateral damage due to a colleague's actions.
(c) He is involved in leaking sensitive information.
(d) He becomes an example of privilege in the corporate world.

6. In Chapter 5, "Georgiana," how does Georgiana's relationship with Brady initially develop at work?
(a) They are assigned to work on a project together.
(b) They have an instant romantic connection.
(c) They are introduced by mutual friends.
(d) They bond over their shared love for tennis.

7. In Chapter 1, "Sasha," how does Sasha describe her courtship with Cord?
(a) Wild and adventurous.
(b) Boring and predictable.
(c) Modern and unconventional.
(d) Quaint and old-fashioned.

8. In Chapter 4, "Sasha," what does Sasha's family think about her new boyfriend after the breakup with Mullin?
(a) They are judgmental and unwelcoming.
(b) They are relieved that she finally ended things with Mullin.
(c) They are indifferent and do not care about her new relationships.
(d) They are supportive and welcoming.

9. In Chapter 4, "Sasha," why does Mullin's behavior change after Sasha gets accepted to art school?
(a) He is disappointed she did not choose a more practical career path.
(b) He wants her to focus solely on their relationship.
(c) He feels insecure about his own future and career prospects.
(d) He becomes jealous of her new friends and lifestyle.

10. In Chapter 8, "Georgiana," what is the main reason Georgiana works in a nonprofit organization according to her conversation with Brady?
(a) To travel and explore different countries.
(b) To earn a high income.
(c) To make a significant impact on the world.
(d) To gain experience for a future career in business.

11. In Chapter 2, "Georgiana," how does Georgiana's crush on Brady impact her professional life?
(a) It enhances her networking and communication skills.
(b) It leads to a decline in her performance at work.
(c) It helps her gain promotion in the organization.
(d) It motivates her to pursue new career opportunities.

12. In Chapter 7, "Sasha," what broader themes are explored through the contrast between the Glass Apartment and the Pineapple Street house?
(a) Science and technology.
(b) Social class, identity, and belonging.
(c) Friendship and loyalty.
(d) Romance and adventure.

13. In Chapter 4, "Sasha," why does Sasha's family have mixed feelings about her relationship with Mullin?
(a) They see Mullin's troubled home life and think he is a bad influence.
(b) They believes Mullin is not good enough for Sasha.
(c) They see the potential in Mullin and supported the relationship.
(d) They believd that Sasha deserves better than Mullin.

14. In Chapter 2, "Georgiana," how does Georgiana's blushing affect her interactions with Brady?
(a) She uses it to gain attention and affection.
(b) She avoids eye contact and feels embarrassed.
(c) It leads to open and comfortable conversations.
(d) It makes her more confident and assertive.

15. In Chapter 7, "Sasha," what effect does the Glass Apartment have on Sasha?
(a) It provides her with a sense of luxury and opulence.
(b) It makes her feel isolated and trapped.
(c) It offers a space for creative expression and authenticity.
(d) It reminds her of her childhood home.

Short Answer Questions

1. In Chapter 2, "Georgiana," what lessons does Georgiana learn through her crush on Brady?

2. In Chapter 1, "Sasha," what theme does Tilda choose for the housewarming party at their new apartment on Orange Street?

3. In Chapter 8, "Georgiana," why does Georgiana suggest that she and Brady cannot share a room?

4. In Chapter 1, "Sasha," why does Sasha feel weird living in her new home?

5. In Chapter 2, "Georgiana," what is the significance of the old mansion in the novel?

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