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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 does Moran say he was covered by, by the time he returned home?
(a) Grace.
(b) Light.
(c) Lesions.
(d) Borrowed clothing.
2. How does Moran say Molloy would see himself after Moran arrived?
(a) As relieved.
(b) As finished.
(c) As saved.
(d) As damned.
3. How does Moran characterize himself in his thoughts about Molloy?
(a) A solitary.
(b) A savoir.
(c) An analyst.
(d) A true friend.
4. What did the man who came to Moran’s shelter ask Moran for?
(a) Money.
(b) Directions.
(c) Water.
(d) Bread.
5. Writing his report will help Moran survive an anguish related to what?
(a) Unfinished business.
(b) His conscience.
(c) Youdi’s disappointment.
(d) Vagrancy and freedom.
Short Answer Questions
1. What does Moran say his instructions to his son might not withstand?
2. What is the relationship between the last lines of Moran’s story and the story’s opening lines?
3. What did Moran’s son say hurt him when he came downstairs for dinner at nine o’clock?
4. What did Martha serve Moran and his son before they left?
5. What did Gaber tell Moran that Youdi had said life consisted of?
Short Essay Questions
1. How does Moran characterize the man who hailed him on the second night?
2. How does Moran’s report end, at the end of Part II?
3. What does Moran describe about his bees?
4. What did Gaber tell Moran that Youdi had told him?
5. How does Moran characterize the scene that led up to his departure with his son?
6. What is Moran’s pleasure principle, and how did it affect his decisions around his departure?
7. How did it come to pass that Moran killed the man?
8. How does Moran resolve the question of whether Molloy is really Molloy’s name?
9. What does Moran say are topics that never crossed his mind?
10. What steps did Moran take to repair his son’s health?
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