3. What announcement does Andrea's sister and brother-in-law make?
(a) That they are moving to New York City.
(b) That they are buying a new house.
(c) That they are divorcing.
(d) That they are expecting a baby.

4. Where does Andrea's boyfriend live?
(a) Harlem.
(b) The Bronx.
(c) New Jersey.
(d) Brooklyn.

5. What does the swipe card Andrea uses at work track?
(a) What employees are surfing on the internet.
(b) What employees are visiting other floors.
(c) What employees buy at the cafeteria.
(d) What employees are leaving work early.

6. What position does Miranda Priestly hold at Runway?
(a) She is the head writer.
(b) She is the artistic director.
(c) She is editor-in-chief.
(d) She is the CEO.

7. What is Lily studying at university?
(a) American history.
(b) Russian literature.
(c) Law.
(d) Chemistry.

8. Who does Lily find for Andrea to room with?
(a) Two Korean girls.
(b) Two Indian girls.
(c) Two British girls.
(d) Two German girls.

9. What game does Andrea play with her father in Chapter 6?
(a) Scrabble.
(b) Trivial Pursuit.
(c) Chess.
(d) Monopoly.

10. Who is Cara?
(a) Andrea's roommate.
(b) A graphic designer at Runway.
(c) Emily's replacement.
(d) Miranda's nanny.

11. What is the name of the concierge that Andrea calls about the books she sent to Miranda's daughters?
(a) Allan.
(b) Joseph.
(c) Renaud.
(d) Ruben.

12. What is Miranda's standard end to every conversation?
(a) "Goodbye."
(b) "That's all".
(c) "Done".
(d) "Okay? Okay."

13. What concerns Andrea's parents about the job at Runway?
(a) How little it pays.
(b) How quickly they want her to start there.
(c) That Andrea won't fit in there.
(d) How disinterested in the job Andrea seems.

14. What does Andrea comment about Lily in Chapter 5?
(a) That Lily is the most dependable person she knows.
(b) That Lily loves her life.
(c) That Lily is too pessimistic.
(d) That Lily is selfish but honest.

15. How is the position as Miranda Priestly's assistant described to Andrea?
(a) As a once in a lifetime chance.
(b) As a temporary position.
(c) As a fast track to success.
(d) As an opportunity millions of girls would kill for.