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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Book 2: Part 1.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. In Book 2: Part 1, what makes David feel like he has already mourned his father?
(a) Talking to his friends about his father.
(b) Years of avoiding thoughts about his father.
(c) The letter from his father.
(d) Charles's reassurance.

2. In Book 1: Part 17, what does David feel as he enters his home in Washington Square?
(a) Excited and exhilarated.
(b) Relieved and relaxed.
(c) Bored and uninterested.
(d) Nervous and apprehensive.

3. In Book 1: Chapter 2, What is David's primary occupation or role in the family's charitable foundation?
(a) He takes on the day-to-day operations of the foundation.
(b) He personally oversees the disbursements to various causes.
(c) He is responsible for managing the foundation's finances.
(d) He serves as a trustee but delegates most tasks to his secretary.

4. In Book 2: Part 1, why does David feel it is essential to avoid thinking about his father?
(a) He does not love his father.
(b) His father is abusive.
(c) His father is in jail.
(d) Thinking about his father is emotionally distressing.

5. In Book 1: Part 18, why does David claim he declined Mister Griffith's offer?
(a) He prefers to be with his grandfather.
(b) He is not in love with Mister Griffith.
(c) He believes the offer was not genuine.
(d) He had a falling out with Mister Griffith.

Short Answer Questions

1. In Book 2: Part 1, how does David plan to handle the letter during Peter's party?

2. In Book 1: Part 19, why does David confront Edward with questions and accusations upon his return to the room?

3. In Book 1: Part 17, why is David initially hesitant to open the second item his grandfather showed him?

4. In Book 1: Part 12, what reason does David give his grandfather for not returning home that night?

5. In Book 2: Part 1, what does David think about his role in his relationship with Charles?

(see the answer key)

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