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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

Why does Fodorio approach only Henry with the offer of a solo career? (from Part I (pages 1-35))

Henry is the most charming and charismatic, which suits a solo career.

Henry is the youngest, so he has the longest career ahead of him.

Henry has a virtuosic talent above and beyond the other quartet members’.

Henry masks his ambition better than the others, who look desperate.

2.

Why is it telling that Brit knows what Jana likes to drink? (from Part I (pages 36-78))

Brit and Jana have very little in common, but they share a drink preference.

The quartet members spend so much time in physical and emotional proximity that they know the smallest details about each other.

Brit is more observant than any of the other four quartet members.

The quartet bonds best when they are drunk and let their inhibitions fall away.

3.

Why does Henry react with hurt and fear when he finds Daniel and Laurent in Jana’s room? (from Part II (pages 119-140))

He feels left out.

He worries Daniel will tell his secrets.

He believes they want Laurent to replace him.

He is too drunk to think clearly.

4.

What does the graduation recital photo symbolize to Daniel? (from Part II (pages 79-118))

His isolation even among the quartet members.

The restricting bonds of belonging to the quartet.

The first time he felt part of a group identity.

His transition to adulthood.

5.

Why does the picture from their graduation recital make Brit sad? (from Part III (pages 215-246))

The picture makes them look more unified than they ever have been.

It would take them so much time after that to find out what they wanted.

They still had so much failure and pain ahead of them then.

She wishes she could return to those carefree and unburdened days.

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