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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.
Short Answer Questions
1. Who will NOT let Sammy into Quinns Bar?
2. When his shoes start to pinch, Sammy has a sudden memory of what?
3. Where does Sammy go following his Monday morning doctor's meeting?
4. Who contacted Peter and Keith regarding Sammy?
5. At Glancys, Sammy determines his old friends don't want to hang out with him for what reason?
Short Essay Questions
1. Sammy tells the police he was drinking heavily over the weekend due to what?
2. In what way does Peter offer to help Sammy?
3. What do the police tell Sammy about the report he filed against them?
4. How do Sammy's friends treat him at Glancys?
5. Why do the police question Sammy about his weekend activities?
6. The police claim Leg (Donaghue) told them what about Sammy's weekend?
7. When Sammy awakens to a knock in the middle of the night, what is he afraid of?
8. During the police interrogation, what do the police believe Sammy is guilty of?
9. Before going to Glancys, there are signs that Sammy is not able to take care of himself fully. What are some of these signs?
10. In the waiting room at the doctor's office, Sammy is solicited for what purpose?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
Write an essay examining the relationship Sammy shares with his son, Peter.
1) How does Sammy feel about Peter?
2) How does Peter feel about Sammy?
3) Why does Peter help Sammy flee to England?
Essay Topic 2
Write an essay supporting or refuting the following statement, citing examples from the text: Sammy's relationships with others primarily consists of what they can do for him. Examine the following relationships within the essay:
1) Sammy and Helen.
2) Sammy and Boab.
3) Sammy and strangers.
Essay Topic 3
Fear plays a major role in "How Late it Was, How Late". Examine Sammy's relationship with fear, citing specific examples from the text.
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