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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 9.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Who invented the rules for the game that Annabel and Midge play?
(a) Midge's mother.
(b) Midge.
(c) Annabel's older sister.
(d) Annabel.

2. What does Mrs. Corning ask the volunteers at headquarters to do before they leave for vacation?
(a) To be sure to return all of their materials and tools.
(b) To take work with them to complete during their off time.
(c) To please return in September when the headquarters reopens.
(d) To finish whatever pieces they were working on before leaving.

3. In the poem "Braggart," why does the narrator claim to be better off than her reader?
(a) She will die young and remain beautiful and young while others will grow old.
(b) She knows how to make a man love her even if he is taken.
(c) She has learned to be happy without a lover.
(d) She has lived a full life and loves herself more than any man.

4. In the story "The Sexes," why is the girl upset with the young man?
(a) He is trying to break off their relationship.
(b) She thinks that he spent too much time with another girl the night before.
(c) He has just told her that he does not like her hat.
(d) He has arrived late for their date.

5. According to "General Review of the Sex Situation," what is the biggest challenge that men and women face in their relationships?
(a) Couples do what others expect them to do, not what they want.
(b) Men and women want completely different things.
(c) Men and women do not talk openly with one another.
(d) Couples often marry too early.

Short Answer Questions

1. How old is Rose?

2. What did Mrs. Martindale have the jeweler make out of the various gems that she gathered?

3. How long have Mr. and Mrs. Bain lived in their home?

4. How long is Mimi's husband supposed to have for leave in the story "The Lovely Leave"?

5. What does the young man offer to go out and get for the girl in the the story "The Sexes"?

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