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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Section 5: Listen" and "The Language of Cats and Dogs".

Multiple Choice Questions

1. In "The Language of Cats and Dogs," what does Tower call Sophie after she rejects him?
(a) Childish.
(b) Conceited.
(c) Frigid.
(d) Stuck-up.

2. In "Occupied," what does Ivy think about the protest encampment when she first sees it?
(a) There are more people in the camp than she was aware of.
(b) It is smaller and less impressive than the pictures make it look.
(c) It looks like a similar encampment that she was once a part of.
(d) The protesters seem suspiciously friendly with the police guarding the perimeter.

3. In "Polepole," why does "the man" pull over when he is driving Daisy home after dinner?
(a) He needs to check the route.
(b) His Jeep is out of gas.
(c) He wants to kiss her.
(d) There is a buffalo in the road.

4. In "Polepole," what detail about "the man's" life does he claim he thought that Bragg would already have told Daisy?
(a) He is married.
(b) He has lost his job.
(c) He is wealthy.
(d) He was born in Kenya.

5. In "While It Lasts," what does Isabel ask Bonnie about George's job?
(a) Whether Bonnie is comfortable with what he does for a living.
(b) Whether he has started spending more time at work.
(c) Whether he is interested in a promotion.
(d) Whether Bonnie knows exactly what it is.

Short Answer Questions

1. In "Occupied," what does Ivy feel when she thinks about walking with her son?

2. On page 36 of "Occupied," which character is said to have "no intention at all"?

3. In "The Language of Cats and Dogs," how many siblings does Sophie have?

4. In "The Language of Cats and Dogs," Tower's wife holds a cigarette "piquantly" (141). How is she holding the cigarette?

5. On page of 8 of "Polepole," what does "the man" say to Daisy that causes her to accuse him of insincerity?

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