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Our Short History Quiz

Lauren Grodstein

This Study Guide consists of approximately 79 pages of chapter summaries, quotes, character analysis, themes, and more - everything you need to sharpen your knowledge of Our Short History.

Our Short History by Lauren Grodstein

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+Chapters Summary and Analysis

Section 1, Chapter 1

Section 1, Chapter 2

Section 1, Chapter 3

Section 1, Chapter 4

Section 1, Chapter 5

Section 1, Chapter 6

Section 1, Chapter 7

Section 2, Chapter 8

Section 2, Chapter 9

Section 2, Chapter 10

Section 2, Chapter 11

Section 2, Chapter 12

Section 2, Chapter 13

Section 2, Chapter 14

Section 2, Chapter 15

Section 3, Chapter 16

Section 3, Chapter 17

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

Why does Karen buy books about war specifically? (from Section 2, Chapter 12)

To read about hardships that are greater than her own.

She has an interest in history.

She appreciates the political aspects of war.

She finds battle scenes entertaining and exciting.

2.

Why did Karen fall into a depression when she was thirty-five? (from Section 2, Chapter 12)

She realized she was feeling older.

She was not getting on well with Chuck.

She was having romantic troubles.

Her mother died.

3.

Why does Karen decide to keep her wig on all the time? (from Section 1, Chapter 5)

It makes her feel more confident than not wearing it.

Having hair loss irritates her scalp and the wig acts as protection.

To present a semblance of health for Jacob's sake.

The wig cost Allison a lot of money and she wants to show she appreciates it.

4.

What is the significance of food in the final chapter? (from Section 3, Chapter 17)

Food was a cause of conflict in previous chapters and the pizza in the final chapter feels like a resolution.

Jacob is comforted by Karen's hunger and gets to have a family dinner with both his parents.

Ordering pizza for the three of them gives Dave the sense that he is providing for them.

When Karen feels hungry, she knows her condition is improving which gives her a shred of hope.

5.

How was Karen's father a support to her during her pregnancy? (from Section 1, Chapter 6)

He confronted Dave for abandoning her.

He made sure she was always busy so she would not get caught in her depression.

He took her to all of her appointments.

He paid for a large amount of baby supplies.

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