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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. Into what arrangement does Dick enter with Franz?
(a) To provide free care to Nicole
(b) To buy Beth's mother's house
(c) To open a clinic together
(d) To invest in a golf course
2. How does Nicole spend money?
(a) Not at all
(b) Extravagantly
(c) Frugally
(d) Reasonably
3. Where do Dick and Nicole go to get haircuts together?
(a) The beauty salon
(b) The hotel barber
(c) The barbershop
(d) The modeling agency
4. Why has Dick taken this trip?
(a) To find himself
(b) To buy real estate
(c) To buy furniture
(d) To attend a conference
5. What does Dick realize about Rosemary the next day?
(a) They are wild about each other.
(b) They cannot see each other again.
(c) They are not in love.
(d) He cannot compete with her other men.
Short Answer Questions
1. Where is Dick going now?
2. Why does Nicole tell Dick that he couldn't fall in love with her?
3. Dick observes that the English still feel suspicious of the Swiss because of ____________________________.
4. What city does Dick associate with the demise of his relationship with Rosemary?
5. What does Elsie share with Dick?
Short Essay Questions
1. What is the perception of homosexuality during this time?
2. How does Dick behave counter to his feelings about Nicole?
3. What happens to Dick at the end of the novel?
4. What happens to Dick and Rosemary's relationship while in Naples?
5. How does Dick begin to fall out of love with Nicole?
6. What is the symbolism of Dick's feelings for the Italians and French?
7. What does Dick realize about his relationship with Nicole after being with Rosemary?
8. What is the state of the Divers' marriage by the end of Book 3, Chapter 11?
9. What happens to make Dick deal with his feelings for Nicole?
10. What are Nicole's perceptions of Dick in Book 3, Chapter 7?
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