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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Part V (Pages 251 - 306).

Multiple Choice Questions

1. How does having a relationship with Wes affect Sloane's and Richard's sex life?
(a) It does not change Sloane's and Richard's sex life at all.
(b) It improves it, and all three people feel very comfortable with one another.
(c) It eventually leads to the breakup of Sloane's and Richard's marriage because Sloane prefers Wes to Richard.
(d) It makes a sexual distance between the couple grow.

2. Which friend was Sloane with when she was in a bad car accident in high school?
(a) Lucas.
(b) John.
(c) Martha.
(d) Sally.

3. What does Aaron Knodel tell Maggie is his reason for checking his car after she has gotten out of it?
(a) To make sure she did not adjust the rear-view mirror.
(b) To make sure she did not leave anything behind.
(c) To make sure she would have the right seat angle when she got back in.
(d) To make sure it did not smell like her perfume.

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

5. What does Sloane admit to a friend she always felt like she had to do first thing in the morning?
(a) Make the bed immediately.
(b) Call Richard immediately.
(c) Eat a piece of cake immediately.
(d) Have coffee immediately.

Short Answer Questions

1. What was one thing that prevented Mark Wilken from being hired at the new job he applied for?

2. What is the last name of the prosecuting lawyer for the state in Aaron Knodel's trial?

3. Who is Sloane's husband?

4. What does Lina tell the women in her discussion group in the first section focused on her in Part II that brings a chill to some of their interactions with her?

5. Who is the first person Sloane engages in a threesome with with her husband?

(see the answer key)

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