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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Part IV (Pages 191 - 250).

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What does Sloane really want Richard to do regarding the mess with Jenny and Wes in Part IV?
(a) She wants Richard to move the family away from Newport.
(b) She wants Richard to tell Wes he will pay for Wes's family's therapy.
(c) She wants Richard to tell Jenny the sexual relationship between Sloane, Wes and himself had been his idea.
(d) She wants Richard to tell Jenny that he and Sloane are getting divorced.

2. What happens when Maggie's family finds out she was involved with a much older man in Hawaii?
(a) Her parents kick her out of the house and tell her never to come back again.
(b) They are fine with what has happened.
(c) They are angry at her, and tense about the whole situation, but eventually things in her family do calm down.
(d) They threaten to send her away to a convent.

3. What is one of Maggie's problems with her parents?
(a) They are both unemployed.
(b) They are both very strict Orthodox Jewish people.
(c) They are both alcoholics.
(d) They both expect her to become a doctor, even though she does not want to.

4. What song does Maggie sing to her father Mark in his coffin before his funeral?
(a) It's So Hard to Say Goodbye to Yesterday.
(b) Blackbird.
(c) Yesterday.
(d) Every Time We Say Goodbye.

5. Who does Maggie become involved with in Hawaii?
(a) Norman.
(b) Mateo.
(c) Nathan.
(d) Matthew.

Short Answer Questions

1. In the second section in Part IV focused on Maggie, what does Aaron Knodel hold as he takes the stand?

2. In the first section of Part III focused on Sloane, how does she describe her father to Taddeo?

3. How does Sloane find out Jenny knows about her and Richard's relationship with Wes?

4. What does Lina often feed her young son for lunch?

5. What does Lina think about the target audience people have in mind when they post things on social media?

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