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Name: _________________________ | Period: ___________________ |
This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapters 4-6.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. Finish this sentence: Calvin states that if he works in a corporate job ...
(a) Alice helps him move up the corporate ladder.
(b) Alice competes with him for a job.
(c) Alice prevents him from climbing the corporate ladder.
(d) Alice helps him prepare for sales presentations.
2. Which statement best describes Alice's upbringing?
(a) Alice is not popular in school. She is the class brain and is virtually never asked out.
(b) Alice is spoiled. She grows up in a house with a backyard swimming pool and a basement bowling alley.
(c) Alice is poor and lives in squalor in a basement apartment in New York City.
(d) Alice is a pampered and wealthy girl who is captain of her cheerleading team.
3. According to Calvin, what is Alice wearing when he sees her for the first time?
(a) A red hat.
(b) A white hat.
(c) A black hat.
(d) A yellow hat.
4. What does Calvin's father do for a living?
(a) He is a broker.
(b) He is a grocer.
(c) He is an accountant.
(d) He is a banker.
5. What point is Alice trying to make when she says that someone "doesn't have a very nice life"?
(a) People who "don't have a very nice life" are obscenely rich.
(b) People who "don't have a very nice life" are not as lucky as Alice and Calvin.
(c) People who "don't have a very nice life" are obscenely rich.
(d) People who "don't have a very nice life" are financially well off, but physically ill people who "don't have a very nice life" ware not as attractive as she.
Short Answer Questions
1. What is the name of the book that Alice writes based on a letter she writes?
2. Trillin states that his goddaughter marries into a family with some involvement in what kind of industry?
3. In chapter six, Trillin states that studies show most marital disagreements are about:
4. What is the name of the Calvin's eldest daughter?
5. Which one of the following statements is true?
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