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Questions 1-5 of 26:

1.

What do you think is the main reason why Regina reacts so happily when she sees Martha taking risks for her? (from 1992 – Section 2, Part 2)

Regina wants to hurt Brodeur for rejecting her, and thinks that Martha loving her will do that.

Regina thinks that Martha taking risks means that she (Regina) is desired a great deal.

Regina is a daredevil, and gets as much excitement about being in the middle of a risky situation as she does by being in love.

Regina thinks that Martha taking risks means Martha wants to hurt Dutra.

2.

What, do you think, is the main reason that Regina does what she does for Dutra and Martha? (from 2007 – Section 2)

She has come to recognize that the only way she can get both of them out of her life is to get them involved with each other.

She has come to recognize that the only way Joachim will have a stable father figure in his life is for Martha to marry Dutra.

She has come to recognize that the only way Martha will stop being a lesbian is for her to marry a man again.

She has come to recognize the value and importance of making other people happy, and not just herself.

3.

Which character, appearing for the first time in 1992 - Section 1, Part 2, contributes to the book's thematic exploration of parent / child relationships? (from 1992 - Section 1, Part 2)

Regina's father.

Regina's mother.

Martha's daughter.

Brodeur's mother.

4.

What did Regina believe about marriage before she became caught up in the troubled marriage of Martha and Brodeur? (from 1992 – Section 2, Part 2)

That marriage was a trap, and that no-one should ever get married.

That marriage was only about making a home for a child.

That marriage was only about falling, and being, in love.

That marriage was only about having as much passionate sex as one wanted.

5.

Who comments to Regina that Martha is a poor mother? (from 1992 – Section 2, Part 2)

Dutra.

Brodeur.

Lucia.

Laurence.

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