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Take our free Outline quiz below, with 25 multiple choice questions that help you test your knowledge. Determine which chapters, themes and styles you already know and what you need to study for your upcoming essay, midterm, or final exam. Take the free quiz now!

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

One student was focused so much on writing that she was not able to write anything. What does this say about the creative process? (from Section 5: Chapter 9 - 10)

Not everyone has the ability to get the creative process to work for them.

It does not work when you have to be creative for a homework assignment.

It is something that comes naturally, and it cannot be forced.

It only happens when you are writing for money.

2.

How is Anne's flight to Athens similar to the narrator's? (from Section 5: Chapter 9 - 10)

They both meet a man who gives an outline of his life.

They both drink white wine when they fly.

Both flights are delayed.

They both fear for their safety on the plane.

3.

Why does the narrator's student call her a lousy teacher? (from Section 3: Chapter 5 - 6)

The narrator is always late to class.

The narrator gives meaningless assignments.

The student expects the narrator to teach her creativity.

The narrator does not like the student's story.

4.

What makes Clelia's apartment interesting to the narrator especially at this point in her life? (from Section 2: Chapter 3 - 4)

Its location.

The illusions that are present in it.

The beautiful clothes she leaves.

Her books which are there for writers to finish.

5.

What is the difference between solicitude and solitude? (from Section 5: Chapter 9 - 10)

Solitude is care or concern for someone, while solicitude is being alone.

Solicitude is care or concern for someone, while solitude is being alone.

They have the same meaning.

Solicitude is a need for companionship, while solitude is a need for being alone.

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