2. What comparison does Mary make between her grandfather's influence on her father and Donald's influence on the country?
(a) Both are destructive.
(b) Both are supportive.
(c) Both are laughable.
(d) Both are negligible.

3. What incident does the author narrate to show how Donald got away with his bad behavior at home?
(a) The incident of the mashed potatoes.
(b) The incident of the Tonka trucks.
(c) The incident of the boat purchase.
(d) The incident at Kew-forest.

4. Whom did Freddy seem to resemble?
(a) His grandfather.
(b) His aunt Maryanne.
(c) His uncle John.
(d) His father.

5. What were some indications of Mary's continuing mental sickness after her surgery?
(a) She became hysterical.
(b) She suffered from loss of memory.
(c) She became listless.
(d) She would be found unconscious in unexpected places and was an insomniac.

6. When did Linda and Freddy start dating?
(a) In 1962.
(b) In 1963.
(c) In1960.
(d) In 1961.

7. What was the favorite haunt the author and her brother spent time in in the House during their weekends when they were not with Freddy?
(a) The library.
(b) The study.
(c) The attic.
(d) The basement.

8. What was Mary told over the phone when she was at school?
(a) To listen to her teachers.
(b) That her mother would make it.
(c) To stay at school.
(d) To come home.

9. What does Mary mean when she says Donald has been "institutionalized" (13)?
(a) Donald is hospitalized.
(b) Institutions believe Donald has a critical role to play.
(c) Donald joins an institution.
(d) Donald does not have to take responsibility for his actions and is in self-denial.

10. What year was Too Much and Never Enough published?
(a) 2020.
(b) 2018.
(c) 2021.
(d) 2019.

11. Why did Mary decline the invitation to attend the election-night party?
(a) She was travelling.
(b) She was hoping that Hilary Clinton would win.
(c) She had other plans.
(d) She did not like election-night parties.

12. What new event, according to Mary, makes it impossible to ignore or hide Donald's flaws?
(a) Mary's book.
(b) The pandemic.
(c) The media's coverage.
(d) Donald's own declarations.

13. When she says the "events of the last three years have forced her hand," which three years is Mary referring to (16)?
(a) The three years after the death of her father.
(b) The three years after her visit to the White House.
(c) The three years since she graduated.
(d) The three years since Donald became president.

14. What, according to Mary, is wrong with references to Donald's strategies and agendas?
(a) The strategies and agendas are someone else's.
(b) The strategies and agendas are ill-conceived.
(c) Donald does not have an agenda; he does not strategize.
(d) Donald's strategies and agendas have been misunderstood.

15. What new project was Fred launching in the early 60s?
(a) Trump Tower.
(b) Shore Haven.
(c) The Highlander.
(d) Trump Village.