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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. Where does Sugar situate the physical sensation of anger?
(a) Head.
(b) Chest.
(c) Loins.
(d) Belly.
2. What is noted as “the essential work of literary art” (8)?
(a) To make people buy more.
(b) To make people work harder.
(c) To make people less human.
(d) To make people more human.
3. From what city does Abbie write?
(a) Atlanta.
(b) Macon.
(c) Savannah.
(d) Augusta.
4. Which of the following does Sugar reference?
(a) Francesco Rosi.
(b) Linuccia Saba.
(c) Carlo Levi.
(d) Rocco Scotellaro.
5. Which of the following authors did Sugar have posted on a chalkboard?
(a) Percy.
(b) O'Connor.
(c) McCullers.
(d) Faulkner.
Short Answer Questions
1. To whom is the book dedicated?
2. What does Sugar cite as a means of funding graduate study?
3. Employment at which of the following was noted as a desirable outcome for participants in Sugar’s youth advocacy program?
4. How old does Wearing Thin report being?
5. To which of the following does Playing It Safe hope to apply?
Short Essay Questions
1. How does Sugar reframe the question of whether or not someone will ever love a given person?
2. Sugar remarks that disclosing trauma to intimate partners helps to further intimacy. What else does she note it does?
3. What does Sugar note as a complication in friendships?
4. What does Sugar offer as the best possible advice for an aspiring writer?
5. What does Sugar cite as “feminism’s one true failure” (182)?
6. Why does Sugar’s mother note being thankful for her ex-husband?
7. Why does Sugar answer the letters from Playing It Safe, Standing Still, and Claustrophobic together?
8. What does Sugar insist will afford Wearing Thin more freedom?
9. How does the text define “dry dating” (136)?
10. Why does Sugar suggest people in their twenties buy and read books of poetry?
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