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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 27.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What does Norah do when Reta attempts to forcibly remove her from her street corner?
(a) She runs away.
(b) She sits passively.
(c) She screams.
(d) She hits Reta.
2. What troubles Norah when she comes home one weekend her second year at university?
(a) Norah is anxious about her decision to live with her boyfriend.
(b) Norah is afraid that she will disappoint her parents by failing school.
(c) Norah is disturbed by the sense that she cannot love anyone enough.
(d) Norah is upset that she cannot spend more time with her sisters.
3. What kind of world is Reta interested in creating for her characters?
(a) A fictional but believable world.
(b) A nonfictional but believable world.
(c) A nonfictional but unbelievable world.
(d) A fictional but unbelievable world.
4. What does Reta do in lieu of attending the funeral for the person at Scribano & Lawrence?
(a) Reta brings a plant to the office.
(b) Reta sends flowers and a note.
(c) Reta does nothing.
(d) Reta grieves at home with her family.
5. Why do Christine and Natalie think something terrible must have happened to Norah?
(a) Because Norah told them something terrible happened.
(b) Because they witnessed something terrible happening to Norah.
(c) Because they heard something terrible may have happened to Norah.
(d) Because Norah has made such a drastic change in her life.
Short Answer Questions
1. What is delivered to the house that is emblematic of life going on in the Winters' household?
2. Why does Arthur tell Reta the day after Christmas that he has been up all night?
3. According to Reta, what can "help us turn down the volume of our own interior discourse"?
4. In what point of view is Reta considering writing her novel?
5. According to Reta, young adults live in an age of prolonged _________and protracted__________.
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