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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. What is the name of Walter Grimes's lover?
(a) Donna Garrity.
(b) Isabelle Hutz.
(c) Jennifer Lane.
(d) Irene Hammond.
2. What is the first location mentioned in the novel?
(a) Miami, FL.
(b) Sacramento, CA.
(c) Tenafly, NY.
(d) Pittsburgh, PA.
3. What does Tony's mother propose they name their estate?
(a) Fair Hedges.
(b) Lilac Estate.
(c) Great Hedges.
(d) Great Falls.
4. Who does Emily travel with at the end of Part 2: Chapter 2?
(a) With Jack.
(b) With Sarah.
(c) With Pookie.
(d) She travels alone.
5. What does Sarah reveal to Emily in Part 2: Chapter 1?
(a) That she writing a book.
(b) That she is getting a divorce.
(c) That she is pregnant.
(d) That she is going back to school.
Short Answer Questions
1. Who does Jack believe is his rival?
2. Why does Emily move with Jack?
3. What is Emily's mood after Jack and Emily move?
4. What is Andrew embarrassed about in his relationship with Emily?
5. What does Jack tell Emily about this school's invitation?
Short Essay Questions
1. Why are the first two chapters of Part 1 of The Easter Parade told in an authorial voice versus a character serving as the narrator?
2. Why does Pookie want to be close to Tony's parents?
3. In Part 1: Chapter 2, why is Emily scolded for being childish?
4. What happens when Emily and Jack return to Iowa City?
5. What is Jack's temperament like in Part 2: Chapter 2?
6. In Part 1: Chapter 3, in what ways does it become clear to the reader that Emily is now the narrating character?
7. Describe Pookie and Emily's visit to the country cottage where Sarah lives in Part 1: Chapter 3.
8. In Part 1: Chapter 3, Emily decides to go to a movie alone. What happens instead?
9. Discuss what happens with Jack and his poetry in Part 2: Chapter 2.
10. In Part 1: Chapter 4, the differences between Emily and Sarah become more apparent. Describe those differences.
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