Conversations with Friends Quiz

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

How does Bobbi tell Frances they can find an alternative relationship model? (from Chapters 18 - 23)

Bobbi sexily undresses Frances before giving her a bath.

Bobbi defends ethical nonmonogamy, also called polyamory, in a debate with other students.

Bobbi never openly declares her feelings to Frances.

Bobbi kisses Frances while they are headed to their shared apartment.

2.

What does Frances discover through the process of writing her first short story? (from Chapters 18 - 23)

She discovers she is ready to take ownership of the feelings she expresses in her writing by writing and publishing her work.

She discovers she still has romantic feelings for Bobbi.

She discovers writing is the best way to ensure her financial security.

She discovers she feels more comfortable writing about her life than she does living it.

3.

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)

Albhe Smith.

Janet O'Sullivan.

Clare Daly.

Savita Halappanavar.

4.

When Bobbi reveals Nick's attraction to Frances, how does Melissa react? (from Chapters 12 - 17)

She shows concern for Nick.

She asks Frances to leave the guest house.

She shows concern for Frances.

She doubts Bobbi's assertion.

5.

Which is the of the following statements is the best indication that the representation of relationship structures in this novel is amoral? (from Chapters 24 - 31)

Nick tells his wife about his girlfriend, but he does not break up with either woman.

Frances' fellow graduate students do not openly confront her about having an affair with a married man.

Frances, who is bisexual, dates a woman and a man.Frances, who is bisexual, dates a woman and a man.

Bobbi says marriage is a hierarchical institution that privileges patrilineal inheritance.

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