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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. How does Julian cause Libor to cry?
(a) Julian tells Libor about his affair with Tyler.
(b) Julian tells Libor about his dying mother.
(c) Julian asks Libor about his and Maltie's daughter.
(d) Julian asks Libor about Emmy.

2. Why does Julian help a fifteen-year-old boy?
(a) The boy is crying.
(b) He is a Sephardic Jew that is being harassed.
(c) The boy twisted his ankle.
(d) The boy is lost.

3. About what is Hephzibah uncertain concerning Julian?
(a) He is sincere.
(b) He can go back to being a Gentile.
(c) He can become a Jew.
(d) He is savable.

4. What happens to Meryer Abramsky and his family?
(a) They are killed in a train bombing.
(b) They are ejected from a settlement.
(c) They are refused entry into Israel.
(d) They are killed in a bus bombing.

5. How often does Sam say Kaddish for Libor?
(a) Once a week.
(b) Once a month.
(c) Once a day.
(d) Three times a day.

Short Answer Questions

1. What pain is Hephzibah feeling about Julian?

2. What does Julian think a year after being an adopted Jew?

3. What does Alvin try to create?

4. What is Julian excluded from doing?

5. What does Tamara think is hysterical at the debate?

Short Essay Questions

1. Why does Libor and a woman walking her dog intervene with some children?

2. What does Emmy say about Libor's attitude towards his fellow Jews?

3. How is Hephzibah grieving?

4. Why does Julian go to the park?

5. How does Hephzibah respond when Sam asks her about a special bond between Jews?

6. What does Julian realize when he returns to the apartment he shares with Hephzibah and what does he decide?

7. What does Libor tell Julian when Julian mentions his fears about Sam and Hephzibah?

8. What does Sam say about Immanuel's fight?

9. Who is Meyer Abramsky and what did he do?

10. Where does Sam say Kaddish?

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