Nickel and Dimed: On Not Getting by in America Quiz

Barbara Ehrenreich

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Introduction

Author Biography

Plot Summary

+Chapters Summary and Analysis

"Introduction: Getting Ready"

Chapter 1, "Serving in Florida"

Chapter 2, "Scrubbing in Maine".

Chapter 3, "Selling in Minnesota,"

Closing remarks, "Evaluation"

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Characters

Objects/Places

Themes

Style

Historical Context

Critical Overview

+Essays

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What Do I Read Next?

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Nickel and Dimed: On Not Getting by in America Quiz

Nickel and Dimed: On Not Getting by in America Quiz

The author notes she never meets a ___________ in any of the time she spends in her various jobs. (from Closing remarks, "Evaluation")

Because of the low wages that are paid in the area, people who are working at minimum wage are expected to ____________. (from Chapter 2, "Scrubbing in Maine".)

The author meets a prissy woman who tracks her baby's _______________ with the help of a chart. (from Chapter 2, "Scrubbing in Maine".)

The government judges ____________ rates on the amount spent on food for a small family, which doesn't quite give the whole picture. (from Closing remarks, "Evaluation")

Prosperity and the _________ success has meant that housing is more expensive in certain areas of the country. (from Closing remarks, "Evaluation")

Nickel and Dimed: On Not Getting by in America Quiz

Nickel and Dimed: On Not Getting by in America Quiz

The author notes she never meets a ___________ in any of the time she spends in her various jobs. (from Closing remarks, &quot;Evaluation&quot;)

Because of the low wages that are paid in the area, people who are working at minimum wage are expected to ____________. (from Chapter 2, &quot;Scrubbing in Maine&quot;.)

The author meets a prissy woman who tracks her baby's _______________ with the help of a chart. (from Chapter 2, &quot;Scrubbing in Maine&quot;.)

The government judges ____________ rates on the amount spent on food for a small family, which doesn't quite give the whole picture. (from Closing remarks, &quot;Evaluation&quot;)

Prosperity and the _________ success has meant that housing is more expensive in certain areas of the country. (from Closing remarks, &quot;Evaluation&quot;)

The author notes she never meets a ___________ in any of the time she spends in her various jobs. (from Closing remarks, "Evaluation")

Because of the low wages that are paid in the area, people who are working at minimum wage are expected to ____________. (from Chapter 2, "Scrubbing in Maine".)

The author meets a prissy woman who tracks her baby's _______________ with the help of a chart. (from Chapter 2, "Scrubbing in Maine".)

The government judges ____________ rates on the amount spent on food for a small family, which doesn't quite give the whole picture. (from Closing remarks, "Evaluation")

Prosperity and the _________ success has meant that housing is more expensive in certain areas of the country. (from Closing remarks, "Evaluation")