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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. Which war happened in Ralph's lifetime but in which he was unable to serve?
(a) World War II.
(b) Vietnam War.
(c) Civil War.
(d) World War I.

2. What nationality are the Larsens?
(a) Finnish.
(b) Swedish.
(c) German.
(d) Norwegian.

3. Why is Ralph especially glad to get the movie set job?
(a) He has his first real meal in days.
(b) He loves meeting movie stars.
(c) He likes working outdoors.
(d) He wants to be an actor.

4. Who was Ralph's roommate during the war?
(a) Eric.
(b) Marcus.
(c) Isaiah.
(d) Ivon.

5. One of the stunts on a new movie set locations includes ______________________.
(a) a shoot out.
(b) a fall down a hill.
(c) a fall into a wagon.
(d) a drowning simulation.

Short Answer Questions

1. Who helps Lonnie work on the car?

2. What do the people in #34 do when they arrive?

3. Why does Ralph take Lonnie to the Larsens' restaurant?

4. Who arrives at the movie set that night?

5. What does Ralph accidentally break during the night?

Short Essay Questions

1. Who is Ralph's family doctor and what does the doctor encourage Ralph to do to help his condition?

2. How does Ralph spend his first day on the movie set?

3. What does Ralph teach himself to do at the movie set?

4. Why does Ralph question whether or not the car was a wise purchase?

5. What is Ralph's opinion of the mechanic when Ralph returns to ask a few questions about the car?

6. Who are the Larsens and what role do they play in Ralph's life?

7. What are Ralph's two main concerns when he is unable to secure a job after a week?

8. How does the second group of riders fare when it is their turn to take the falls?

9. Why does Ralph allow Lonnie to search for a car, and what is Ralph's opinion of the car Lonnie finds?

10. What deal does Lonnie make for the car and what is Mr. Larsen's opinion of the deal?

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