Euphoria Quiz

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What memento of his deceased brother does Bankson give to Nell? (from Part 2, Chapters 4 – 6)

His brother John's anthropology textbooks.

His brother John's glasses.

His brother Martin's research journals.

His brother Martin's glasses.

What aspect of the narrative in Chapter 1 suggests clearly that Fen wants to have a baby more than Nell does? (from Part 1, Chapters 1 - 3)

Fen grieving the dead baby thrown away by the Mumbanyo more than Nell does.

Fen insisting that they have sex when Nell has indicated she would rather sleep.

Fen revealing to Bankson that he is determined to get Nell pregnant.

Fen suggesting that Australia will be a luckier place for them to conceive a child.

Aside from those listed in “Themes”, what other aspect of the novel might be described as an obsession?

Fen’s deep and ongoing interest in babies in general.

Fen and Nell’s deep and ongoing determination to make a baby.

Bankson’s deep and ongoing interest in a sexual relationship with Helen.

Nell’s deep and ongoing interest in a sexual relationship with Bankson.

Who is Bett, and in what way does she add contrast to the narrative? (from Part 5, Chapters 12 – 16)

Bett is Fen’s casual sex partner: her lack of emotional and intellectual connection with him contrasts with the connection he does have with Nell.

Bett is Bankson’s casual sex partner: her determination to have a multi-level relationship with him, in spite of his wanting to keep it casual, contrasts with Nell’s diffidence.

Bett is Nell’s casual sex partner: her lack of demand and control over Nell contrasts with her experiences with both Helen and Fen.

Bett is Bankson’s casual sex partner: her lack of emotional and intellectual connection with him contrasts with the connection he does have with Nell.

Which character is aligned more with the darker, more exploitative, more selfish aspects of anthropological research than with the lighter, genuinely inquiring, responsible, generous aspects?

.Helen.

Fen.

Nell.

Bankson