2. What did Bathsheba bring out most in the narrator?
(a) A sexual side.
(b) A shy side.
(c) A bad side.
(d) A philosophical side.

3. What did Elgin study?
(a) Sociology.
(b) Food preparation.
(c) Medicine.
(d) Chemistry.

4. Which best describes the narrator's reliability?
(a) The narrator is completely unreliable.
(b) The narrator is not reliable, and he or she admits it.
(c) The narrator is reliable.
(d) The narrator's judgement is affected by the past.

5. Which of the following is Louise's goal?
(a) To escape her boring and unromantic life.
(b) To pursue a dream career.
(c) To be with the narrator.
(d) To get away from Elgin.

6. What does the narrator consider unsatisfying when done alone?
(a) Go to the bookstore.
(b) Drink coffee.
(c) Watch people through windows.
(d) Eat at a restaurant.

7. What did Jacqueline destroy in her apartment?
(a) Flooring.
(b) Kitchen appliances.
(c) Bathroom fixtures.
(d) Ceiling tiles.

8. What does Louise refuse to accept from the narrator?
(a) Expressions of affection.
(b) Friendship.
(c) Money.
(d) Sexual advances.

9. What did Bathsheba once expose the narrator to?
(a) A group of violent men.
(b) An illegal gambling ring.
(c) A sexually transmitted disease.
(d) Drug culture.

10. Which of the following literary devices most accurately describes Jacqueline's anger?
(a) Irony.
(b) Metaphor.
(c) Simile.
(d) Diction.

11. Which of the following best describes Bruno?
(a) Dentist.
(b) Doctor.
(c) Psychotherapist.
(d) Motorcyclist.

12. Who did the narrator date immediately after Bathsheba?
(a) Bruno.
(b) Louise.
(c) Jacqueline.
(d) Inge.

13. What is Elgin worried about after he learns the truth?
(a) The narrator moving in with them.
(b) Jacqueline hurting Louise.
(c) Louise leaving him.
(d) Louise falling in love with the narrator.

14. What does Jacqueline provide most for the narrator?
(a) Companionship.
(b) Cleaning and cooking.
(c) An appearance put on for family and friends.
(d) Sex.

15. Why is the narrator dating Jacqueline?
(a) The narrator feels bad for her.
(b) The narrator loves her.
(c) The narrator wants to avoid getting hurt.
(d) The narrator wants to get revenge on Jacqueline.