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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

What does Nell’s journal represent? (from Chapters 4-6 (22-48))

Nells' journal represents her troubled relationship with men.

Nell's journal represents her social isolation.

Nell's journal represents her narcissism.

Nell's journal represents "life" and Nell's inability to be creative or take chances.

2.

How is the scene where Nell meets Pete in the hotel lobby symbolic? (from Chapter 10-12 (104-122))

Peter is wearing flip-flops, which reflects his inability to commit wholeheartedly to a relationship with Nell.

Peter is working on his laptop, which reflects that he is more committed to his job than Nell.

Peter is wearing a locket around his neck, which symbolizes his possessiveness of Nell.

Peter is posing on the couch like a Greek god, reflecting his self-image.

3.

What is suggested by Nell's looking out upon the rooftops of Paris? (from Chapter 10-12 (104-122))

Nell is judgmental of the Parisians.

Nell has higher hopes and an expanded perspective of life.

Nell misses her hometown.

Nell is of higher social status that the rest of Paris.

4.

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

The tickets are too expensive.

The last train already left.

The American stole Nell's wallet.

The trips are fully booked.

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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