A) Betty Smith B) Cornelius Nolan C) Harper & Brothers D) Francie Nolan
A) 1912 B) 1943 C) 2012 D) 1940
A) They Lived in Brooklyn B) A Tree Grows in Brooklyn C) Growing Up in Williamsburg D) The Nolan Family Story
A) Brooklyn Press B) Library of Congress C) Harper & Brothers D) Williamsburg Publishing
A) The tree of heaven B) The junk business C) The tenement buildings D) The singing waiter
A) Ailanthus altissima B) Quercus robur C) Pinus sylvestris D) Acer saccharum
A) The Armed Services Committee B) Harper & Brothers C) Library of Congress D) The Brooklyn Historical Society
A) Four B) Five C) Six D) Three
A) 1942 B) 1940 C) 1912 D) 1943
A) 10 B) 12 C) 9 D) 11
A) Frank B) Corn C) Neeley D) Johnny
A) Singing waiter B) Librarian C) Junk dealer D) Building cleaner
A) Alcoholism B) Laziness C) Health issues D) Lack of talent
A) Junk selling B) Writer C) Singing waiter D) Cleaning apartment buildings
A) Selling junk B) Imagination and reading C) Working odd jobs D) Singing songs
A) To teach soldiers about Brooklyn B) To fit in a uniform pocket C) To be sold at military bases D) To serve as a training manual
A) Handsome, talented, imaginative, and sentimental B) Angry, distant, and powerful C) Strict, hardworking, and stoic D) Wealthy, educated, and generous
A) Italy B) Austria C) Ireland D) Germany
A) Second-generation citizens B) Expatriates C) Native-born Americans D) Immigrants
A) He panics about Katie's pregnancies B) He hates living in Williamsburg C) He loses his job D) He is grieving his parents
A) Sissy B) Neeley C) Francie D) Annie Laurie
A) A musical education B) A better life C) A fortune D) A house in the country
A) Fire hazards B) Landlord disputes C) Lack of money D) Public disgraces
A) Aunt Sissy B) Katie C) A neighbor D) Johnny
A) Eight B) Six C) Seven D) Nine
A) Aunt Sissy B) Miss Garnder C) Johnny D) Katie
A) She finds her when she is lost B) She shoots a child-rapist/murderer C) She nurses her through a plague D) She pulls her from a fire
A) Easter B) Christmas Day C) New Year's Day D) Thanksgiving
A) Alcoholism-induced pneumonia B) A workplace accident C) Heart failure D) Influenza
A) Buys a new home B) Pays for a respectable burial C) Pays for Francie's schooling D) Invests in a business
A) Sells the furniture B) Cancels the children's life insurance C) Moves to a cheaper apartment D) Stops buying meat
A) Rose B) Mary C) Sissy D) Annie Laurie
A) A poem B) An essay C) A short story D) A play
A) May B) June C) July D) December
A) Her father's death B) Her poverty C) Her mother's preference for Neeley D) Her lack of talent
A) Scotland B) Austria C) Ireland D) England
A) Press clipping office clerk B) Teacher's assistant C) Artificial flower factory worker D) Teletype operator
A) Teletype operator B) Waitress C) Secretary D) Pianist
A) Johnny Nolan B) Ben Blake C) Lee Rhynor D) Michael McShane
A) Michael McShane B) Lee Rhynor C) Johnny Nolan D) Ben Blake
A) Teacher B) Police officer C) Soldier D) Factory owner
A) 21 B) 18 C) 14 D) Almost 17
A) Florry B) Neeley C) Lee D) Katie
A) Thomas B) John C) James D) William
A) Five B) Zero C) Two D) Ten
A) Evy B) Sissy C) Eliza D) Katie
A) Singing waiter B) Milk-wagon driver C) Construction worker D) Policeman
A) Thomas Rommely B) Evy C) Mary Rommely D) Sissy
A) Neeley B) Ben Blake C) Lee Rhynor D) Steve
A) English B) Latin C) German D) Austrian
A) Three B) Four C) Two D) Five
A) It explicitly rejects all naturalistic themes. B) It is a prime example of pure naturalism. C) It is defined primarily as a naturalistic work. D) It contains naturalistic elements but is not fundamentally naturalistic.
A) Poverty strengthens traditional moral standards. B) Poverty makes traditional notions of right and wrong irrelevant. C) Extreme poverty changes the criteria by which these notions should be judged. D) Traditional notions should be upheld regardless of poverty.
A) It was used as a military training manual. B) It was a popular Armed Services Edition book. C) It was the only book allowed to be shipped overseas. D) It was used to teach soldiers how to read.
A) Betty Smith B) Anne Rice C) Cindy Morgan D) Jeannette Walls
A) Coming of age B) Education C) Exploitation D) The space race
A) Positive K B) Talib Kweli C) Jay-Z D) Snoop Dogg
A) Jay-Z B) Drake C) Talib Kweli D) Positive K
A) Rosemary Rice B) D'Arcy Carden C) Abbi Jacobson D) Olivia Chaney
A) NBC B) ABC C) CBS D) HBO
A) Rosemary Rice B) Olivia Chaney C) Abbi Jacobson D) D'Arcy Carden
A) Ricky B) Super Grover C) Dan D) Frank Perconte
A) The Penguin B) The Joker C) Egghead D) The Riddler
A) Daria B) The Simpsons C) Sesame Street D) Batman
A) Will and Grace B) The Simpsons C) Gossip Girl D) Sesame Street
A) Season 1 B) Season 4 C) Season 17 D) Season 24
A) Morning Show B) Band of Brothers C) Studio One D) The World at War
A) Greta B) Frank Perconte C) Blair D) Abbi Jacobson
A) Lucy B) Blair C) Grace D) Carson Shaw |