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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. With whom does Bruce believe Nola had made love before him?
(a) Her high school boyfriend.
(b) Eddie.
(c) Her neighbor.
(d) Seth.

2. How was Nola during Bruce's home visit in January?
(a) Overjoyed.
(b) Desperate for him.
(c) Nonchalant.
(d) Sullen.

3. Bruce recalls that he had gone home in January for what reason?
(a) To celebrate the new year.
(b) Mr. Mason died.
(c) Nola got married.
(d) Chet died.

4. Which one of Bruce's friends goes with Bruce and Nola to a cabin one weekend?
(a) Joe.
(b) Bailey.
(c) Mark.
(d) Seth.

5. Why was Chet's annulled marriage renewed?
(a) They couldn't live without each other.
(b) Her parents insisted on it.
(c) He went against his parents' wishes.
(d) His wife was pregnant.

Short Answer Questions

1. Who had Bruce given the item in #110 to wear?

2. What does Nola say when Bruce asks her to marry him?

3. What was the nature of the relationship between Bruce and the person in #105?

4. What does Mature Bruce think that Nola would not have appreciated?

5. Why did Bailey conspire to make Nola lose at the card game?

Short Essay Questions

1. How did Bruce separate himself from his own family in favor of the Mulders?

2. What did Bruce do when it became apparent that Bailey was hitting on Nola?

3. What had Bruce thought about Nola's family members?

4. How have Bruce's perceptions of Nola changed over the years?

5. What are the contents of the box saved by Aunt Margaret?

6. What does Bruce recall about his brother, Chet's, life?

7. What conclusion does Bruce arrive at regarding Nola's need for a man?

8. What game did the couples play when Bruce and Nola accompanied Bailey and his girlfriend to a cabin one weekend?

9. What does the author reveal about the way Chet had died?

10. What was the only life Bruce had ever envisioned for his future?

(see the answer keys)

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