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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 17, "Georgiana," why does Georgiana want to give away her inheritance?
(a) She seeks redemption and a fresh start.
(b) She wants to buy a luxurious yacht.
(c) She has a gambling addiction.
(d) She wants to spite her family.

2. In Chapter 17, "Georgiana," who is the other trustee of Georgiana's trust besides Bill Wallis?
(a) Her mother.
(b) Her father.
(c) Her brother.
(d) Her uncle.

3. In Chapter 13, "Sasha," what is the reason behind the family's attendance at the wedding?
(a) Sasha's brother is getting married.
(b) It is a reunion of old friends.
(c) The family is hosting the wedding.
(d) Cord's cousin is getting married.

4. In Chapter 13, "Sasha," why does Sasha attend the wedding despite her initial reluctance?
(a) She wants to meet Cord's extended family.
(b) She does not want to disappoint Cord.
(c) She wants to show off her new dress.
(d) She loves weddings and parties.

5. In Chapter 9, "Darley," why do Darley's children get kicked out of the Eastern Athletic swimming pool?
(a) They refuse to follow the lifeguard's instructions.
(b) They repeatedly pretend to drown while swimming.
(c) They are not properly dressed for swimming.
(d) They are being too noisy and disruptive.

Short Answer Questions

1. In Chapter 12, "Darley," what is the central theme explored in the chapter?

2. In Chapter 13, "Sasha," why does Sasha decide to distance herself from Cord's sisters?

3. In Chapter 10, "Sasha," what does Cord confess to being infatuated with during his childhood?

4. In Chapter 14, "Georgiana," what topic do Georgiana and Curtis discuss during their walk through the museum?

5. In Chapter 12, "Darley," how does Tilda participate in the auction?

Short Essay Questions

1. In Chapter 16, "Sasha," how do characters like Sasha and Georgiana demonstrate the capacity to forgive and understand one another despite their differences?

2. In Chapter 11, "Georgiana," how does the Brooklyn neighborhood serve as a backdrop for both intimate moments and moments of emotional turmoil?

3. In Chapter 10, "Sasha," discuss the significance of the pregnant nude model in the Drink and Draw event as a symbol and catalyst for Sasha's emotional journey.

4. In Chapter 15, "Darley," examine the family dynamics and relationships presented during the gender reveal luncheon.

5. In Chapter 9, "Darley," what is the significance of the symbolic elements in the chapter, such as the exploration of superhero alter egos?

6. In Chapter 12, "Darley," how do the characters' experiences with parenting reflect broader societal attitudes towards motherhood and career aspirations?

7. In Chapter 11, "Georgiana," analyze the character development of Georgiana. How does her journey from initial infatuation to emotional devastation highlight her growth and inner struggles?

8. In Chapter 14, "Georgiana," discuss the novel's exploration of morality and responsibility, particularly in relation to Curtis's decision to give away his inheritance and the organization's efforts in international healthcare.

9. In Chapter 10, "Sasha," discuss Sasha's reflections on her childhood crush, her evolving relationship with Cord, and her impulsive cleaning spree as instances that contribute to her journey of self-discovery.

10. In Chapter 10, "Sasha," how does the chapter use humor and playful anecdotes to create a lighthearted tone? Provide examples from the text that demonstrate the role of humor in conveying Sasha and Cord's relationship, interactions with friends, and reactions to pregnancy-related topics.

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