2. What does Tony say near the end of Chapter 1 about beginning and ending points in the study of history?
(a) All choices are arbitrary.
(b) Wars mark them.
(c) The birth of kings and other rulers dictate them.
(d) There is always one clear choice.

3. In Chapter 2, who is still in Tony's life "Despite everything, despite Zenia"?
(a) West.
(b) Billy.
(c) Mitch.
(d) Roz.

4. In Chapter 3, Tony recalls that Zenia's memorial service was held how long ago?
(a) Ten days earlier.
(b) Five years earlier.
(c) Two years earlier.
(d) A week earlier.

5. At the beginning of Chapter 1, what does Tony equate to a European print in which "something ordinary but horrifying is taking place"?
(a) Zenia's beginning.
(b) Zenia's family.
(c) Tony's own art work.
(d) Tony's marriage.

Short Answer Questions

1. In Chapter 17, when Tony sneaks out of bed without waking West, what is she working on instead of her lecture for the Society of Military Historiographers?

2. What does Tony tell Zenia about in Chapter 21 that she has never told anyone else about?

3. Who does Tony think would enjoy the contradictory images in her lecture in Chapter 1?

4. Which of the following is not true about Tony's relationship with West at the beginning of Chapter 19?

5. With whom does Tony have lunch at the end of Chapter 1?

(see the answer key)

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