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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What kind of treatment was April given at the hospital?
(a) Shock treatment.
(b) Psychiartry treatment.
(c) Drug treatment.
(d) Primal treatment.

2. What is the title of Book III?
(a) When People Stop Talking.
(b) When the Sun Begins to Shine.
(c) Funny Turns During Funny Times.
(d) The Silly Man Who Laughs at Nothing.

3. What do Suzanne and Broussard drink on the beach?
(a) Lond Island Ice Tea.
(b) Cognac.
(c) Manhattans.
(d) Bourbon.

4. What does Emma use to smash Winfield's jaw?
(a) A baseball bat.
(b) A brick.
(c) A rock.
(d) A club.

5. Why does Winfield resign himself to his drug addiction?
(a) He can't go throught the emotional and physical torture of giving up.
(b) He can't lose his career.
(c) He can't stand the idea of a sober life.
(d) He wants to die anyway and he would prefer to die feeling high.

Short Answer Questions

1. Where does Winfield go for a drink in this section?

2. What drug does Winfield take on the train back to Nashville?

3. What does Wally always want to talk to Broussard about?

4. What does Suzanne fall in love with in this section?

5. What does Broussard's parole officer claim will happen if Broussard does not provide a letter of employment?

Short Essay Questions

1. How does Winfield's performance go down at the end of this section?

2. How does Boudreaux escape the workhouse?

3. How does Boudreaux die?

4. How does Broussard first date with Suzanne go?

5. In what way could the relationship between Suzanne and Broussard be described as desperate?

6. How does Broussard get into trouble in this section?

7. Describe Broussard's first morning of freedom.

8. Why does Boudreaux decide he will be safe on the slope until morning?

9. How does Winfield spend his first afternoon in his home town?

10. How are things going on between Suzanne and Broussard?

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