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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 18.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. How do Ed and Hazel's other friends respond when Hazel is feeling sad?
(a) They suggest that she should she a therapist.
(b) They tell her to cheer up and stop being a spoil sport.
(c) They listen to her troubles and lend her emotional support.
(d) They never know when she is sad because she hides her emotions.

2. In the poem "Braggart," why does the narrator claim to be better off than her reader?
(a) She has learned to be happy without a lover.
(b) She knows how to make a man love her even if he is taken.
(c) She has lived a full life and loves herself more than any man.
(d) She will die young and remain beautiful and young while others will grow old.

3. In the story "You Were Perfectly Fine," what time did the pale young man get up out of bed?
(a) Four o'clock in the morning.
(b) Four o' clock in the afternoon.
(c) Two o' clock in the afternoon.
(d) Eleven o'clock in the morning.

4. How does the young man in "The Sexes" convince the girl that he is not interested in Florence Leaming?
(a) He offers to marry her.
(b) He promises to never see Florence Leaming again.
(c) He compliments the girl's physical appearance.
(d) He tells her that Florence Leaming is engaged to be married.

5. According to the poem "Victoria," where is Albert's spirit never seen walking?
(a) Virginia.
(b) Scotland.
(c) Scarsdale.
(d) Eaton.

Short Answer Questions

1. In "The New Love," how does the narrator regard her new lover?

2. In the poem "Verse for a Certain Dog," what is the difference between the lines inside the parentheses and those not in parentheses?

3. How much time passes between the time that Horace leaves the narrator's home and the time that he calls the house?

4. What complaint does the narrator of "Bohemia" express about sculptors and singers?

5. What does Hobie do after Kit leaves?

(see the answer key)

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