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George and Lizzie Quiz

Pearl, Nancy

This Study Guide consists of approximately 42 pages of chapter summaries, quotes, character analysis, themes, and more - everything you need to sharpen your knowledge of George and Lizzie.

George and Lizzie by Pearl, Nancy

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+Chapters Summary and Analysis

Pages 112 - 180

Pages 180 - 230

Pages 230 - 278

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Pearl, Nancy

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

How does Lizzie recall her kindergarten classroom? (from Pages 57 - 112)

As terrifying and dismal.

As welcoming and charming.

As equal to Andrea’s.

As neutral.

2.

When do the Great Game sections stop occurring? (from Pages 230 - 278)

When she bumps into a football player from high school and resumes their affair.

When she stops enjoying watching football with George.

When George’s parents insist Lizzie go for therapy.

At the end of the novel, just before Lizzie decides to choose the reality of George over the fantasy of Jack.

3.

Why do the Bultmann’s not practice Judaism? (from Pages 57 - 112)

Because they disagreed with a famous rabbi.

Because Lydia’s parents blamed their religion for the disaster of WWII.

Because they had bad experiences growing up in the faith.

Because they thought it was unscientific.

4.

Why does the author choose to pepper the narrative with sections going back to the Great Game? (from Pages 1 - 57)

To demonstrate that it has a lasting effect on Lizzie’s life.

To introduce the football players that will become important characters later in the novel.

To show how she continues to have sex with football players into her adult years.

To exhibit Lizzie’s healthy attitude towards sexuality.

5.

What gets Lizzie through the Great Game? (from Pages 1 - 57)

Enjoyable sexual experiences.

Supportive friends.

Literature.

Alcohol.

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