2. What did Bathsheba bring out most in the narrator?
(a) A bad side.
(b) A philosophical side.
(c) A shy side.
(d) A sexual side.

3. What type of art did Inge object to?
(a) Graphic design.
(b) Classic paintings.
(c) Collage.
(d) Poetry.

4. Which of the following describes Jacqueline's allure to the narrator?
(a) Passionate.
(b) Simple.
(c) Sensitive.
(d) Sick.

5. How does the narrator view Jacqueline?
(a) Angry.
(b) Brilliant.
(c) Out of shape.
(d) Steady.

6. According to Louise, who has said "I love you" to many people?
(a) Elgin.
(b) Louise.
(c) Jacqueline.
(d) The narrator.

7. What do vague elements in the story allow the reader to focus on?
(a) Emotive language.
(b) Characterization.
(c) Plot.
(d) Symbolism.

8. According to the narrator, what is commitment?
(a) A pact to remain with somebody forever.
(b) A conscious choice.
(c) The here and now of a relationship.
(d) A lack of effort.

9. Which opinion of the narrator's has changed?
(a) Opinion about compassion.
(b) Opinion about Jacqueline.
(c) Opinion about marriage.
(d) Opinion about health conditions.

10. Where is Louise from?
(a) Canada.
(b) America.
(c) Australia.
(d) China.

11. What is Jacqueline's relationship with Louise?
(a) They are friends.
(b) They are co-workers.
(c) They are enemies.
(d) They are lovers.

12. How does the narrator describe having an affair?
(a) Romantic.
(b) Exciting.
(c) Easy.
(d) Vital to society.

13. According to the narrator, why do married women have affairs?
(a) Women are forced into marriage.
(b) Relationships become boring.
(c) Men are not able to please women.
(d) Long-term relationships are no longer possible.

14. After fighting with Jacqueline, what does the narrator do?
(a) Calls Elgin on the phone.
(b) Fights with a man outside.
(c) Wanders the streets.
(d) Visits an old lover.

15. What does Louise refuse to accept from the narrator?
(a) Money.
(b) Friendship.
(c) Expressions of affection.
(d) Sexual advances.