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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. Why does the girl assigned to guide Philip disapprove of Lawson?
(a) He is French.
(b) He does not take his art seriously.
(c) He does not have one specialty.
(d) He is too old to attend school.
2. Who takes care of the funeral arrangements for Philip's mother?
(a) Philip's aunt.
(b) Philip's uncle.
(c) Philip's cousin.
(d) Philip's grandfather.
3. Where is Weeks from?
(a) America.
(b) Mexico.
(c) Italy.
(d) Canada.
4. Why is Philip woken up at the beginning of the book?
(a) To leave for school.
(b) To go see his mother.
(c) To return home.
(d) To get ready for work.
5. What deformity does Philip have?
(a) A clubfoot.
(b) A lame knee.
(c) A missing arm.
(d) A cleft palate.
Short Answer Questions
1. How often do professional artists review the art students' work?
2. Why does Philip not know how to respond when he gets a good friend in the older group?
3. What is Philip's mother dying of at the beginning of the book?
4. What does Philip read every day during his first two years of school?
5. Who does Philip like to eat his meals with at art school?
Short Essay Questions
1. What would have been the only thing that would have changed Philip's mind about quitting school?
2. What keepsake does Phillip choose from the house, and why?
3. Why does William not allow Phillip to have any food when they arrive at the vicarage?
4. When does Philip get the chance to be intimate with Emily?
5. What does the new headmaster tell Philip about his foot?
6. What is the conflict about the bath schedule, and how is it resolved?
7. What does Phillip do to feel close to his mother after her death?
8. How does Philip feel when he receives a letter from Emily?
9. What does Philip decide to do after his first visit to Paris?
10. Why does Philip go to Paris, and how does he feel about it?
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