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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

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

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

Al will be coming into a big inheritance.

Too escape life with Mazie.

Mazie forces her.

2.

Why does Mazie do such a bad job (according to the publisher's representative) writing her autobiography? (from Section 3, Chapters 5—6)

Too many interruptions from her job and missionary duties.

She's not actually interested enough to do a proper job with the manuscript.

She's illiterate.

Because she cares only about relating her experiences helping the downtrodden, and the publisher wants only details of Mazie's sensational life.

3.

On which birthday did Mazie receive her diary? (from Section 1, Prologue—Chapters 1—2)

Her ninth.

Mazie already owned the diary before moving to New York City.

The diary wasn't a gift—Mazie stole it.

Her tenth.

4.

During the early years in Boston, why does Horvath Phillips, father of Mazie, Rosie, and Jeanie, beat Rosie? (from Section 1, Prologue—Chapters 1—2)

Rosie discovered him dancing with a strange woman during a family outing.

Horvath catches Rosie drinking liquor.

Horvath is a pathological child-beater.

Horvath hates Rosie.

5.

Why does Mazie's younger sister Jeanie run away from home? (from Section 1, Prologue—Chapters 1—2)

To have an abortion.

To pursue a passion for dancing with her friend Bella.

To escape her brother-in-law Louis's abusive behavior.

To see the world beyond Brooklyn.

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