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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 Chapter 6: "Early September," what is the ultimate destination for Peter and Miriam after their visit to New York?
(a) A family gathering in Europe.
(b) A business conference.
(c) A vacation in Hawaii.
(d) Miriam's inner child workshop in New Haven.

2. In Chapter 1: "December," what does Cleo say when Frank tries on her beret?
(a) You are just like everyone else.
(b) You look ridiculous.
(c) I knew you'd look good in it.
(d) The world is your chapeau.

3. In Chapter 2: "June," what type of event is Quentin invited to?
(a) Dinner party.
(b) Private movie screening.
(c) Invite-only orgy.
(d) Art gallery opening.

4. In Chapter 3: "July," what does Quentin compare the underground party to upon his arrival?
(a) A stylish nightclub with live music.
(b) An extravagant costume party.
(c) A stylish nightclub with live music.
(d) A chaotic and cheap Greek restaurant.

5. In Chapter 1: "December," why does Frank suggest going to Cleo's flat instead of his own?
(a) To continue their conversation.
(b) To have more privacy.
(c) Because he had a cat at home.
(d) To avoid the loud New Year's countdown.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Cleo have her aura photographed with after the wedding?

2. In Chapter 2: "June," who serves as the witness for Cleo and Frank's wedding ceremony?

3. In Chapter 3: "July," what does Cleo give Quentin to ease the pain after he's struck by Johnny?

4. In Chapter 3: "July," why does Quentin consider the experience of taking an HIV test before attending the party to be relieving?

5. In Chapter 4: "Early August," how does Frank describe their discussion about the movie's characters?

Short Essay Questions

1. In Chapter 4: "Early August," how does the winter storm symbolize the characters' emotional states and relationships?

2. In Chapter 3: "July," discuss the motif of identity and self-discovery in the chapter. How does Quentin's experience at the underground party symbolize his quest for authenticity and identity?

3. In Chapter 6: "Early September," examine the symbolism of Cleo and Peter's abrupt departure from the restaurant at the end of the chapter. What does this departure signify in terms of their relationship?

4. In Chapter 5: "Late August," discuss the theme of unconventional choices and their consequences in the chapter. How do Zoe's unconventional decision to attend the group and Portia's unconventional career as a Sugar Baby reflect the characters' choices and their impact on their lives and relationships?

5. In Chapter 6: "Early September," discuss the role of Frank as a supportive friend and foil to Cleo in the chapter. How does his presence affect the unfolding events and Cleo's character?

6. In Chapter 3: "July," what role do Cleo's friends, such as Audrey, Quentin, and Anders, play in the chapter, and how do they add depth to the story's narrative and themes?

7. In Chapter 3: "July," explore the significance of unconventional choices and symbolism in the chapter. How does Cleo's choice to wear a blue wedding dress reflect her character and her ambivalence about marriage?

8. In Chapter 2: "June," discuss the significance of the cultural differences and exchanges between the characters, such as Frank, Cleo, Zoe, and Anders, during the wedding celebration. How do these interactions contribute to the chapter's themes?

9. In Chapter 2: "June," how does the encounter with the hot dog vendor serve as a unique and memorable element in Cleo and Frank's wedding ceremony?

10. In Chapter 4: "Early August," discuss the significance of Cleo's choice of a Venetian-style hot chocolate. What does it reveal about her character?

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