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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Scenes 7-9.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What does the professor ask Elliot to do in return for the favor of translating Elliot's Arabic phrase for him?
(a) He wants Elliot to talk Yazmin into becoming a tenured professor.
(b) He wants Elliot to show his daughter around the city.
(c) He wants Elliot to be a consultant on a movie in which he is investing.
(d) He wants Elliot to talk to Yazmin about possibly dating him.

2. What does ChutesAndLadders name as his two remaining ambitions in life?
(a) To not cry and to not whine.
(b) To be happy and to help others.
(c) To not use drugs and to not hurt anyone.
(d) To not use drugs and to keep his job.

3. What is the name of the funeral wreath that Elliot and Yazmin ultimately choose for Ginny's funeral?
(a) Spring Breeze.
(b) Serenity Oasis.
(c) Orchid Paradise.
(d) Orchard Paradise.

4. How does Orangutan figure out that someone else is posing as Haikumom online?
(a) The typist does not misspell any words.
(b) The typist does not censor her when she swears.
(c) The typist does not use any emoticons.
(d) The typist cannot produce a haiku poem when prompted.

5. In Greek mythology, what is Hades?
(a) A legendary city at the Earth's core.
(b) A perfect city between the clouds.
(c) The river that runs through the underworld in Greek mythology.
(d) A sacred garden from where the gods get their immortality.

Short Answer Questions

1. What word does Haikumom type each time another member uses foul language on the forum?

2. To what do Orangutan, ChutesAndLadders, and HaikuMom toast after ChutesAndLadders' story about his brush with death on Coronado Beach?

3. What is the name of Chutes and Ladders's son, whom he has not seen in a long time?

4. What is the relationship between Yazmin and Elliot?

5. What reason does Elliot give the professor for not wanting to do interviews about his military experiences?

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