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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. Who is Nicole's father?
(a) Early Brady
(b) Carlton Collis
(c) Devereaux Warren
(d) Abe North

2. What does Dick realize about his feelings for Rosemary?
(a) He will focus more attention on Rosemary.
(b) He had better get Rosemary out of his life.
(c) He will spend more time with Nicole.
(d) He has reached a turning point in his life.

3. What does Dick do when he realizes Rosemary is not at the studio?
(a) He leaves a message for her.
(b) He hangs around waiting for her.
(c) He phones her.
(d) He returns to his hotel.

4. With whom does Rosemary fall in love?
(a) Barban
(b) Campion
(c) Abe North
(d) Dick Diver

5. Why does Rosemary invite Dick into her room?
(a) To show him her jewelry
(b) To make love to him
(c) To get his opinion on a script
(d) To show him the view

Short Answer Questions

1. Who is the topic of conversation that started the fight between Tommy Barban and Mr. McKisco?

2. Who is the pathologist that Dick visits in Zurich?

3. Over whose honor is the altercation to take place?

4. Who accompanies Nicole when she meets with Dick?

5. What does Nicole sew for Dick?

Short Essay Questions

1. Describe the setting for the opening of the novel.

2. How does Rosemary continue to compare herself to Nicole?

3. What can be determined about Rosemary's personality from her demeanor at the beach?

4. What are the effects of Dick's habit of giving compliments to Rosemary?

5. Explain the discrimination incident in Chapter 23.

6. Explain Mrs. Elsie Speers' devotion to her daughter, Rosemary.

7. Why does Rosemary not have fun at the party after she analyzes the evening?

8. What is the nature of Nicole's mental illness which is mistakenly identified as schizophrenia?

9. What is the symbolism of the sun coming out when Dick kisses Rosemary?

10. What lesson does Rosemary learn when Dick again rebuffs her advances?

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