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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. In Chapter 7, "Sasha," how does the Pineapple Street house contribute to the conflicts between Sasha and Cord's family?
(a) It provides a neutral ground for open communication.
(b) It reinforces their shared values and backgrounds.
(c) It highlights their similar upbringing and experiences.
(d) It symbolizes their differences in social class and cultural expectations.

2. In Chapter 2, "Georgiana," how does Georgiana handle the situation when she sees Brady at the bar after the Long Island Bar incident?
(a) She doesnot approach him and leaves early with her friends.
(b) She approaches him and confesses her feelings.
(c) She leaves the bar feeling lonely and pathetic.
(d) She joins his group of friends and tries to impress him.

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

4. In Chapter 2, "Georgiana," how does Georgiana's friendship with Lena and Kristin contribute to her personal growth?
(a) They support her in pursuing a relationship with Brady.
(b) They provide a safe space for her to share her feelings and concerns.
(c) They pressure her to focus more on her career and less on personal matters.
(d) They encourage her to be more reserved and cautious.

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

Short Answer Questions

1. In Chapter 5, "Georgiana," why does Georgiana and Brady keep their relationship a secret at work?

2. In Chapter 3, "Darley," what significant decision did Darley and Malcolm make before getting married?

3. In Chapter 8, "Georgiana," why does Georgiana hesitate to share certain details about her weekend with Brady?

4. In Chapter 1, "Sasha," what is the primary reason for the Stocktons' decision to let Sasha and Cord live in their vacant house?

5. In Chapter 4, "Sasha," what does Sasha want in her relationship with Cord?

Short Essay Questions

1. In Chapter 4, "Sasha," how does Sasha's past relationship with Mullin impact her current understanding of love and commitment?

2. In Chapter 7, "Sasha," how does the contrasting symbolism of the glass apartment and the Pineapple Street house reflect Sasha's internal conflict?

3. In Chapter 6, "Darley," how does Malcolm's unexpected firing from his job serve as a poignant example of systemic bias and privilege within the corporate world, and how does Darley's reaction reveal the larger impact of such injustices on individuals and families?

4. In Chapter 1, "Sasha," discuss how Sasha's interactions with her sisters-in-law, Georgiana and Darley, illustrate the complexities of blending different cultural backgrounds and how it impacts Sasha's sense of self.

5. In Chapter 5, "Georgiana," what role does physical activity play in Georgiana and Brady's romantic relationship?

6. In Chapter 8, "Georgiana," how does the novel depict the tension between material abundance and ethical responsibility?

7. In Chapter 2, "Georgiana," discuss the significance of Georgiana's blushing and how it evolves from an endearing trait to a professional liability. How does her tendency to blush easily affect her interactions with others, particularly with Brady.

8. In Chapter 8, "Georgiana," how does Brady's upbringing and exposure to different cultures influence his decision to work in the global health field, and how does Georgiana react to his reasons?

9. In Chapter 1, "Sasha," analyze the portrayal of family relationships and societal expectations in the book. How do the interactions between family members, especially Cord's parents, Chip and Tilda, reflect the influence of wealth, status, and tradition on their dynamics?

10. In Chapter 6, "Darley," how does the chapter highlight Darley's growing frustration and discomfort with the comments about her biracial children's appearance, and what broader societal issues does this frustration underscore?

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