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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. When does Henry visit Nicole in Chapter 21?
(a) The night before his marriage to Lydia.
(b) On Christmas Day.
(c) During a lull in his relationship with Lydia.
(d) On Thanksgiving.

2. When Lydia calls to tell Henry about her own affair, what does Henry want to do in Chapter 19?
(a) Have her killed.
(b) Get married immediately.
(c) Forget all about her.
(d) Resume their relationship.

3. How does Henry meet Nicole?
(a) She is a former lover.
(b) She begins to write to him.
(c) They meet at a bar.
(d) They meet at a poetry reading.

4. What does Henry purchase the third time that Tammie visits him?
(a) Alcohol.
(b) A new mattress.
(c) Tammie's body.
(d) Drugs.

5. Who does Lydia tell Henry that she cheated on him with in Chapter 15?
(a) Her ex-husband.
(b) William Keesing.
(c) Marvin.
(d) Bobby.

Short Answer Questions

1. How long does Henry stay with Joanna?

2. Where is Henry taken on vacation by his new lover in Chapter 19?

3. What does Lydia smash when she fights with Henry in his apartment after his affair in Chapter 12?

4. What does Henry's visitor do almost immediately upon arrival at his apartment in Chapter 35?

5. What is the name of Tammie's daughter?

Short Essay Questions

1. What does Henry tell Tammie in Chapter 57, how does she respond, and how is the issue resolved?

2. What does Henry say in Chapter 3 that insults Lydia, and how does she respond?

3. What happens at the party in Chapter 4?

4. Describe Henry's encounter in Chapter 10.

5. Describe Henry's interactions with Joanna Dover.

6. Where does Henry go in Chapter 30, and what happens there?

7. Describe Arlene and Tammie.

8. How do Nicole and Henry view each other in Chapter 21?

9. What does Henry do at the college in Chapter 7?

10. What does Henry do in Chapter 33, and how does Laura react in Chapter 34?

(see the answer keys)

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