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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. How old is Jennifer North?
(a) 22.
(b) 25.
(c) 17.
(d) 19.
2. Why doesn't Lyon want to marry Anne, work on his book, and let her support him.
(a) Because he would be humiliated.
(b) Because he is cheating on her.
(c) Because he is afraid of commitment.
(d) Because he does not really love her.
3. What is Lyon's secret dream that he shares with Anne while at lunch?
(a) To publish a novel.
(b) To write a play.
(c) To become an actor.
(d) To move to Jamaica.
4. What facial feature really "rattled" Henry Bellamy when he first saw Anne?
(a) Her smile.
(b) Her eyes.
(c) Her figure.
(d) Her hair.
5. What does Jennifer decide to do with hers and Tony's baby?
(a) Give the baby up for adoption.
(b) Raise it by herself.
(c) Abort it.
(d) Give the baby to Miriam.
Short Answer Questions
1. What does Henry warn Jen that Miriam will do to the baby?
2. What is the name of the Broadway show that is meant to re-launch Helen Lawson's career?
3. Who first introduces Jen to the "dolls"?
4. Overall, how does Tony feel about Jennifer's baby?
5. Where was Lyon Burke born?
Short Essay Questions
1. What does Miriam do to try break up Jennifer and Tony's marriage?
2. Why is Neely leaving Mel?
3. Why does Lyon say that he cannot marry Anne?
4. Why do you believe Miriam is upset upon hearing that Jen is pregnant?
5. Why doesn't Anne know anything about the New York social scene?
6. Describe exactly what Anne's job will be at Bellamy and Bellows.
7. When Anne first met Allen, what did she think that he did for a living? What does he actually do for a living and why did he hide his profession from Anne?
8. Why does Miriam come to NYC to see Jen?
9. How does Anne's family react to the news that she is moving to New York City?
10. Why is Neely so impressed by the fact that Mel is in love with her?
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