Chemistry: A Novel Quiz

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

What effect does the story about the piece of candy the narrator tells Eric at the end of the novel have? (from Pages 175 - 211)

It reflects her desire to go to China.

It shows that she identifies as more Chinese than American.

It emphasizes how much his departure affected her emotionally.

It shows that she has moved on.

2.

Why does the narrator like the Monkey King? (from Pages 175 - 211)

He is an only child like her.

He is an example of a rebellious Chinese hero.

He is pure of heart.

He reminds her of her family in China.

3.

Why does the narrator decide not to be honest with her parents about leaving the PhD program? (from Pages 31 - 65)

She would like to go to sleep, which she cannot do as long as they are angry with her.

She regrets causing them pain.

She still requires her parents' financial support.

She has decided she might eventually return to the PhD program.

4.

How do the narrator's colleagues react to her breaking the beakers? (from Pages 1 - 30)

They have her removed from campus.

They pretend the outburst did not happen.

They rally around her in support.

They refer her to a psychologist.

5.

What happens when the narrator makes a list of the pros and cons of accepting Eric's proposal? (from Pages 1 - 30)

She lists many pros and no cons, but still cannot decide whether to accept.

She lists an equal number of pros and cons, and remains indecisive.

She lists more cons than pros, and begins to wonder if she should stay in the relationship.

She lists mostly pros and few cons, and decides it would be best to accept.

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