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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. In "Los Angeles," what car does the narrator often drive?
(a) Cadillac.
(b) Tesla.
(c) BMW.
(d) Porshe 911 Turbo S.

2. What does Beatrice knock a bottle of over in the story "G"?
(a) Liquor.
(b) Shampoo.
(c) Nail polish.
(d) Chanel No. 5.

3. Why does a stranger in "Oranges" email the narrator about Adam?
(a) For a job reference for Adam.
(b) To ask if Adam stole money from the narrator.
(c) To ask if the narrator was beaten by Adam.
(d) To ask the narrator if Adam ever walked her dog for her.

4. Which ex-boyfriend once beat the narrator in "Los Angeles"?
(a) Aaron.
(b) Adam.
(c) Fred.
(d) Michael.

5. In "Los Angeles," what does the burned-out sign say?
(a) Valleys.
(b) El Paraiso.
(c) The Sign.
(d) The Hills.

Short Answer Questions

1. What kind of elevator is in the yeti's building in "Yeti Lovemaking"?

2. What is step three in taking the drug G?

3. What does Adam often cook in "Oranges"?

4. What does Beatrice have trouble doing in the end of the story "G"?

5. In "Oranges," who does the narrator follow home one night?

Short Essay Questions

1. In "Los Angeles," how does the narrator meet her husband?

2. Who does the narrator follow in the story "Oranges"?

3. When does making love with a yeti become easier in "Yeti Lovemaking"?

4. What do the narrator's ex-boyfriends do for her children in "Los Angeles"?

5. What does the yeti say he has to do all the time that is difficult in "Yeti Lovemaking"?

6. What can happen that is dangerous with G in terms of dosing in "G"?

7. What does the narrator in "Yeti Lovemaking" think the mating call she lets out precedes?

8. Why does Beatrice suspect people used to often confuse her and Bonnie?

9. What is the best part of taking G according to Beatrice in "G"?

10. Why is Beatrice especially worried about having traces of G in her system the night she and Bonnie take it together?

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