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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

Why is Rosie obsessed with cleaning the kitchen? (from Section 1, Prologue—Chapters 1—2)

She likes a clean kitchen.

No one else can be bothered with the task.

She has obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD).

Her husband, Louis, demands a spotless kitchen.

2.

When Prohibition is passed, why don't the police make a serious effort at arresting drinkers? (from Section 2, Chapters 3—4)

Speakeasies (illegal drinking places) are too well-hidden.

The Mayor will demote them.

Because most law officers, alcohol-users themselves, realize Prohibition is useless.

The police profit from all illegal liquor sales.

3.

After Louis's heart seizure, why does Mazie seek out the horse-trainer who at the time was conversing with him? (from Section 2, Chapters 3—4)

She suspects the trainer might have poisoned Louis.

She wants to verify Louis actually was stricken at the track, and not at the hands of some perceived enemy.

She needs to pay the trainer for causing Louis's seizure.

The trainer owed Louis money.

4.

Given Mazie's strong, willful personality, why doesn't she force Louis to reveal how he earns his living? (from Section 1, Prologue—Chapters 1—2)

Mazie is self-absorbed, and no one else matters.

Louis conducts criminal business, and never will admit this to anyone.

Mazie is afraid of Louis.

Mazie simply doesn't care what Louis does, so long as the family is protected.

5.

Why does Rosie start a relationship with possible brain-damage sufferer Al Flicker? (from Section 3, Chapters 5—6)

Al will be coming into a big inheritance.

Mazie forces her.

She's dying of loneliness, likes Al, and realizes she too is more than a little damaged.

Too escape life with Mazie.

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