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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Book 1, Chapter 3.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What is Jake referring to when he says to Brett, "you like to add them up."?
(a) Brett adds up the number of brandies she drinks when she goes out.
(b) Brett adds up the number of shoes she owns, buying a new pair every week.
(c) Brett likes to hang all her dresses in color coordinated order.
(d) Brett enjoys it when more and more men become infatuated with her.
2. Robert Cohn moves to California and uses the remainder of his fifty thousand dollars to back and become sole editor of what magazine?
(a) The Fine Arts and Music Magazine
(b) The Princeton Review
(c) Review of the Arts
(d) The California Coastline
3. What is Jake's reply when Cohn asks him if he is worried about his life passing him by?
(a) Jake says that he is always worried about it.
(b) Jake says that he is worried and depressed.
(c) Jake says that sometimes it bothers him.
(d) Jake says that he is through with worrying.
4. What title does Robert Cohn achieve while attending Princeton?
(a) Heavyweight boxing champion
(b) Rhodes Scholar
(c) Princeton Review editor
(d) Middleweight boxing champion
5. What does Jake do when Georgette touches him while they are driving in the horse-cab?
(a) He moves closer to her.
(b) He pushes her hand away.
(c) He closes his eyes and enjoys her touch.
(d) He bends over and kisses her.
Short Answer Questions
1. Why does Jake think of Cohn as Moses seeing the Promised Land for the first time while they are having a drink together at the dance?
2. Robert Cohn offers to pay Jake's expenses if he will go to what __place with him?
3. Jake runs into some of his friends while eating at the restaurant with Georgette. Where does Braddocks ask Jake and Georgette to go?
4. Who does Brett leave the dance-club with?
5. What does Robert Cohn do while Jake works for two hours in the office?
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