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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Pages 135 - 174.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What had the director gone to school for prior to working at the hotel?
(a) Biology.
(b) Acting.
(c) Creative writing.
(d) Accounting.
2. What does the Woman in the Purple Skirt give to the director at the bus stop when he is drunk?
(a) A sandwich.
(b) A slap.
(c) A sports drink.
(d) Coffee.
3. What does the Supervisor comment to the Woman about after she changes into her uniform on her first day of work?
(a) How unkempt her hair is.
(b) How thin she is.
(c) How overweight she is.
(d) How unusual she is.
4. What does the Woman say to Supervisor Tsukada about the hotel shampoo, which offends Tsukada?
(a) It is pathetic to steal hotel shampoo.
(b) It makes you hair oily.
(c) It smells like poo.
(d) It has a fishy smell.
5. What bothers the narrator when she overhears the conversation between the Woman and the director after the incident on the bus?
(a) The Woman is lying about what happened to get sympathy.
(b) The director does not seem concerned about the Woman.
(c) The Woman never mentions how close she and the narrator have become.
(d) The Woman never mentions having her nose tweaked.
Short Answer Questions
1. What does the narrator imagine doing to the Woman on the bus after the incident the day before in order for them to finally become friends?
2. How does the Woman in the Purple Skirt appear to the narrator when she sees her in the shopping district the evening after her third day of work?
3. What does the director ask the narrator to do when he sees her in the shadows while he is training the Woman in the Purple Skirt?
4. What does the narrator think would happen if people knew they passed the Woman in the Purple Skirt with a man?
5. What does Supervisor Tsukada tell her colleagues the Woman in the Purple Skirt had said about the job a few nights earlier?
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