Open City - Chapter 17 Quiz

What does Julius reflect on regarding his new boss at the hospital?

Question Answer Choices She is warmer and more earnest than his previous boss She is stricter and more demanding than his previous boss She is less experienced than his previous boss She is more knowledgeable about psychiatry than his previous boss

Who does Julius find himself drawn to for some unexplained reason?

Question Answer Choices Moji Lisa-Anne His new boss A childhood friend

What does Julius note about his concern for patients?

Question Answer Choices He is concerned with their future prospects, not just their current state He is concerned with their physical health, not just their mental health He is concerned with their family backgrounds, not just their symptoms He is concerned with their souls, not just their brains

What does Julius think people are unprepared for in modern times?

Question Answer Choices Political changes Mass disasters Technological advancements Economic downturns

What topic does Julius bring up during the picnic conversation?

Question Answer Choices The latest medical advancements The impact of climate change The dying bee population The history of Central Park

What memory does Julius have about an Alzheimer's patient?

Question Answer Choices The man shared stories about his childhood The man asked Julius for help finding his family The man talked about his experiences in the war The man said he is proud to see Julius because nothing good has ever been given to African Americans without a struggle

What event in Central Park causes everyone to stop and watch during Julius's picnic with friends?

Question Answer Choices A fireworks display Parachuters jumping from a plane A hot air balloon landing A flash mob performance

What does Julius feel himself becoming more open to as spring unfolds in New York?

Question Answer Choices Socializing with friends Exploring new hobbies Spending time alone Traveling to new places

What does Moji worry about during the picnic conversation?

Question Answer Choices The education system The future of technology The political climate The state of the planet

How does Julius describe his reading of Freud's work?

Question Answer Choices He reads it for its philosophical insights He reads it for its literary value, like a novel or poem He reads it for its historical context He reads it for its scientific accuracy