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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

What is the initial reason Nell does not rebook her train tickets to London? (from Chapters 4-6 (22-48))

The last train already left.

The tickets are too expensive.

The American stole Nell's wallet.

The trips are fully booked.

2.

What is ironic about Nell meeting Fabien at the art show? (from Chapters 7-8 (49-69))

Fabien was the waiter she had spilled her wine on the night before.

Nell hates art.

Fabien hates art.

They both had bought tickets for each other.

3.

What does Fabien like about Nell? (from Chapter 9 (70-103))

Nell is a high-power executive and a take-control kind of woman.

Nell is talented and beautiful and does not mind paying for the date.

Nell is charming and cultured and willing to overlook Fabien's emotional scars.

Nell is someone new and happy and does not judge Fabien.

4.

What is ironic about the reason behind Nell’s promotion? (from Epilogue: “Six Months Later” (133-151))

She is promoted because the company needs someone careful and conservative, whereas Nell has changed her attitude towards life.

She is promoted for her special presentations, but her presentations are downloaded from the Internet and are someone else's work.

She is promoted because she likes to travel when she plans to never travel again.

She is promoted because of her trip to Paris and ability to speak French, but she still does not know French.

5.

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))

"Life experiences can inform creative endeavors."

"Good writers borrow; great writers steal."

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

"Art is not art unless there is collaboration."

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