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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

How does Daniel discover Susan's married name? (from Chapters 1 - 11)

Susan tells Pee Wee, and he tells Daniel.

Marianne tells Lois, and she tells Daniel.

Susan tells Daniel's mother, and she tells Daniel.

Lois' tells Daniel's mother, and she tells Daniel.

2.

What does Marianne tell Lois on the porch about her husband Walter? (from Chapters 12 - 22)

He knows who killed Linda and plans to tell Susan.

He cheated on her with Susan.

He cheated on her with a woman he met on a plane.

He has never loved her and has been in love with Susan for years.

3.

In the final scene of Part Six, what is the significance of Susan's decision to eat the yogurt over drinking the wine? (from Chapter 56 - 75)

It shows she is going to keep the baby.

It acts as a gesture of love, as she is saving the wine for Lois.

It shows she is going to give up alcohol and start a healthier lifestyle.

It acts as a gesture of love, as she is saving the wine for Bobby.

4.

What does Bobby say about Susan's writing in the scene at the bar? (from Chapters 28 - 55)

"Sounds like your grandmother's antique shop. A mess of old junk."

"Sounds like the baby inside you, to me baby. A new life beginning."

"Sounds like free jazz to me, baby. No tonal center."

"Sounds like a mess to me, baby. Better give up."

5.

Why does Susan miss Don when she goes to visit her grandmother Lois? (from Chapters 1 - 11)

He used to tell her stories about her mother.

He used to teach her about antiques.

He used to make her laugh when she was upset.

He used to act as a buffer between them.

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