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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 came over to the table one night at a restaurant?
(a) Gertrude Stein.
(b) No one.
(c) F. Scott Fitzgerald.
(d) Pablo Picasso.
2. What are two adjectives describing Pauline?
(a) Moody and generous.
(b) A spendthrift and temperamental.
(c) Kind and generous.
(d) Candid and sensible.
3. What does Ernest tell Hadley about Pauline after Pauline returns to the States?
(a) Pauline is pregnant.
(b) Pauline is suicidal.
(c) Pauline was falling apart over being separated from Ernest.
(d) Pauline is quite ill.
4. What does Ernest think of Zelda?
(a) She is delightful.
(b) She is more interesting than her husband.
(c) He has no particular thoughts about her.
(d) She is insane.
5. Whom does Hadley marry?
(a) Her high school sweetheart.
(b) She never marries.
(c) Steven Mowrerey.
(d) Paul Mowrer.
Short Answer Questions
1. Where do Ernest and Hadley move?
2. How long did Hadlley's marriage last?
3. What does Hadley hear about Ernest and Pauline as she is traveling?
4. Why does Pauline go back to the States?
5. What does Ernest tell Hadley when he is writing her memoirs?
Short Essay Questions
1. What evidence of success did Ernest have?
2. What did Hadley do with her son before settling into a home in the United States?
3. About what is Hadley hurt and angry that Pauline tells her?
4. What surprises Hadley about Ernest's new book and what is his explanation about it?
5. What does Pauline suggest about The Torrents of Spring and how does Hadley feel about the suggestion?
6. How does Ernest meet F. Scott Fitzgerald and what does Ernest think of Zelda?
7. Who is Cayetano Ordonez and what does he do that involves Hadley after a bull fight?
8. Describe Hadley's birthing of their son.
9. Why do Ernest and Hadley decide to return to Paris?
10. What happens that makes Hadley realize she had to do something about her life?
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