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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapters 14-17.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. How do both Mrs. Weldon and Mr. Weldon feel about their apartment?
(a) Both dislike the apartment, but they assume that the other likes it.
(b) Mr. Weldon likes the apartment, but Mrs. Weldon dislikes it.
(c) Mrs. Weldon likes the apartment, but Mr. Weldon dislikes it.
(d) Both like the apartment, but they assume that the other dislikes it.

2. How long does it take the young man to get his luggage stored in the train compartment?
(a) Eighteen minutes.
(b) Twelve minutes.
(c) Eight minutes.
(d) Three minutes.

3. In the story "Arrangement in Black and White," why is the woman at the dinner party relieved that she did not use the "n-word" in front of Walter Williams?
(a) She was afraid she would embarrass her host.
(b) She was afraid that the other guests would be offended.
(c) She was afraid that Mr. Williams might have found it offensive.
(d) She was afraid it would embarrass Mr. Williams.

4. What kind of work does Mrs. Martindale do?
(a) She sews uniforms for soldiers at war.
(b) She sews hospital gowns for the war relief.
(c) She organizes fundraisers for war relief efforts.
(d) She knits blankets for the army hospitals.

5. In "The New Love," how does the narrator regard her new lover?
(a) She is consumed by love for him.
(b) She thinks he is superior to her last lover.
(c) She appreciates that he is easily manipulated.
(d) She does not care whether he stays or goes.

Short Answer Questions

1. Where do Annabel and Midge walk on their free afternoons?

2. What kind of necklace do Annabel and Midge see in the window of the jewelry shop?

3. After Herbie leaves, how much time passes before Hazel hears any news about him?

4. How does the woman in "The Waltz" respond to the young man who asks her to dance?

5. What does the bride accuse the groom of doing while they were standing at the altar?

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