A Single Man Quiz

Christopher Isherwood

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"Waking up begins with saying am and now": Pages 9 - 32.

"Twenty minutes later, Mrs. Strunk, out on her porch watering the hibiscus bushes, watches him back his car out across the bridge": Pages 32 - 75.

"Again George's office comes in useful . . .": Pages 75-102

"As George drives down the boulevard . . .": Pages 102-128.

"'So here we are . . . 'just the two of us. Just you and me'": Pages 128-145.

"Well and good": Pages 146-164.

"Their walk home sobers George quite a lot": Pages 165-186.

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A Single Man Quiz

A Single Man Quiz

When George discusses his last vacation to England, he tells Charley a specific memory about Jim, who wished to purchase a building in Manchester to retire. What specifics does George provide about this building? (from "'So here we are . . . 'just the two of us. Just you and me'": Pages 128-145.)

What is the name of the bar George sees Kenny Potter at? (from "Well and good": Pages 146-164.)

How does George know Doris, whom he visits in the hospital? (from "Again George's office comes in useful . . .": Pages 75-102)

What was the topic of George's tirade in the teacher's lounge? (from "Again George's office comes in useful . . .": Pages 75-102)

After leaving the gym, George decides to prolong his journey home by doing which of the following? (from "As George drives down the boulevard . . .": Pages 102-128.)