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Paris For One Quiz

Jojo Moyes

This Study Guide consists of approximately 39 pages of chapter summaries, quotes, character analysis, themes, and more - everything you need to sharpen your knowledge of Paris For One.

Paris For One by Jojo Moyes

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+Chapters Summary and Analysis

Chapters 1-3 (3-21)

Chapters 4-6 (22-48)

Chapters 7-8 (49-69)

Chapter 9 (70-103)

Chapter 10-12 (104-122)

Chapters 13-14 (123-132)

Epilogue: “Six Months Later” (133-151)

Symbols and Symbolism

Themes and Motifs

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Paris For One Quiz

Jojo Moyes

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

How has Nell helped the business of the Rose de Paris? (from Epilogue: “Six Months Later” (133-151))

Nell thinks up a new plan for the Rose de Paris to give romantic tours.

Nell thinks up a new plan for the Rose de Paris to cater to younger crowds.

Nell designs a new menu for the Rose de Paris.

Nell thinks of a new plan for the Rose de Paris to make stops at the historic sites on the Seine.

2.

Which of the following following theme statements about art vs. life is implied by Nell’s giving her journal to Fabien? (from Chapters 13-14 (123-132))

"Clear thinking and some honesty need little art in their delivery."

"Good writers borrow; great writers steal."

"Art is not art unless there is collaboration."

"Life experiences can inform creative endeavors."

3.

How is Clement’s conflict similar to Fabien’s? (from Chapters 7-8 (49-69))

They both long to escape Paris and their careers.

They both keep hoping, against all odds.

They both have to prove their manhood to themselves and others.

They are both suffering from bad memories.

4.

What is important about Nell dancing on the bar? (from Chapter 9 (70-103))

It demonstrates that she dominates Fabien.

It demonstrates that she is "letting go" of her past life and ways.

It demonstrates that she wants to be famous.

It demonstrates that she has had too much to drink.

5.

What does the Kahlo painting of the cracked spine represent? (from Chapters 7-8 (49-69))

The cracked spine represents Nell's finance problems.

The cracked spine represents the emotional fractures both lovers are enduring at the onset of the novel.

The cracked spine represents Peter's cowardice and inability to think for himself.

The cracked spine represents the societal problems of Paris.

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