Lucky Jim: Chapters 21-22 Quiz: Quick Quiz

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Lucky Jim

Kingsley Amis

Chapters 21-22 Quiz

1 of 5
At the lecture event, what conversation topic allows Dixon and Gore-Urquhart to bond?

2 of 5
At the lecture event, what does Bernard threateningly tell Dixon he will do?

3 of 5
In the bathroom, what does Gore-Urquhart see Dixon do?

4 of 5
Right before the lecture, how does Dixon feel?

5 of 5
By the end of his lecture, how does Dixon treat the subject of people who remain attached to an idealized version of the past?

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1 of 5 At the lecture event, what conversation topic allows Dixon and Gore-Urquhart to bond?

2 of 5 At the lecture event, what does Bernard threateningly tell Dixon he will do?

3 of 5 In the bathroom, what does Gore-Urquhart see Dixon do?

4 of 5 Right before the lecture, how does Dixon feel?

5 of 5 By the end of his lecture, how does Dixon treat the subject of people who remain attached to an idealized version of the past?