1. The fact that the narrator cannot speak the language of her hometown suggests
(a) She does not care about communicating with her parents' friends.
(b) She feels foreign.
(c) She does not fully identify with it, and does not feel understood.
(d) She rejects the idea that she is French Canadian.

2. When the women discuss birth control, the narrator suggests
(a) That Joe and David did not care about the physical risks to the women.
(b) That sex without risk or consequences is unnatural.
(c) That women had no choice but to risk their health by taking the pill.
(d) That women had defied men by refusing to take the piill.

3. David and Anna joke about
(a) Filming the narrator diving.
(b) Filming David and Joe having sex with the narrator.
(c) Filming the narrator escaping in a canoe.
(d) Filming David and Joe fighting.

4. The narrator is bothered by city toilets because
(a) She is afraid of disease.
(b) The have nothing to do with nature.
(c) They are hard and uncomfortable.
(d) They made things vanish, and she worries they will make her vanish.

5. The narrator reveals that her parents have not forgiven her for
(a) Leaving the lake to live in the city.
(b) Getting divorced and abandoning her child.
(c) Getting married without them.
(d) Living with a man outside of marriage.