Conversations with Friends Quiz

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

Why does Bobbi publicly announce Nick's attraction to Frances? (from Chapters 12 - 17)

Bobbi is jealous of Nick, so she wants Melissa to learn about Frances and Nick's affair.

Bobbi is jealous, because she wants Melissa to start an affair with her.

Bobbi would rather sabotage Frances' relationship with Nick than openly confess her romantic feelings to Frances.

Bobbi does not believe Nick is a supportive partner for Frances.

2.

Who is the subject of the radio report Frances and Bobbi hear while they are riding the bus home from the Dublin Airport? (from Chapters 18 - 23)

Janet O'Sullivan.

Clare Daly.

Savita Halappanavar.

Albhe Smith.

3.

How has Frances' relationship with Bobbi changed by the time the two women leave the guest house in France? (from Chapters 12 - 17)

Frances has kissed Nick on the mouth, and Bobbi is jealous.

Bobbi has kissed Frances on the mouth, and she has found out about Frances' relationship with Nick.

Bobbi is more disenchanted with Melissa than Frances is.

Bobbi has kissed Melissa on the mouth, and Frances is jealous.

4.

Which of the following sentences best describes Frances' relationship with Bobbi? (from Chapters 1 - 5)

Anyone who meets the pair is charmed by Bobbi, except Frances.

Their breakup was not mutual, and it has created an imbalance of power in their relationship.

Strangers who meet the pair notice their sexual chemistry.

The income inequality between Bobbi and Frances is the greatest source of tension between them.

5.

Why is Bobbi upset by Frances' first published short story? (from Chapters 24 - 31)

She is jealous of Frances' writing ability.

She believes Frances' characterization of her is inaccurate.

She believes Frances should not write about people she loves.

She believes Frances should have confessed her romantic feelings to Bobbi before writing about them.

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