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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 worries Dr. Rivers during his dream in Part 2, Chapter 12?
(a) Malaria.
(b) Emele's fate.
(c) Kathleen's health.
(d) Hunger.

2. Billy's living conditions in Part 2, Chapter 11 are in what condition?
(a) Booby trapped by the French.
(b) Half pigsty and half kitchen.
(c) Half cowshed and half outdoor toilet.
(d) Under siege.

3. How much longer does Billy think the war will continue?
(a) He thinks it's ending.
(b) Five years.
(c) One year.
(d) Two years.

4. Where does Ngea sit, prior to the death ceremony?
(a) On a horse.
(b) In a chair.
(c) On a coach.
(d) In a carriage.

5. What sounds awakens Dr. Rivers when Ngea dies?
(a) The skulls clinking.
(b) Ngea's whispering spirit.
(c) Dogs howling.
(d) Women crying.

Short Answer Questions

1. What surprises Dr. Rivers at the end of Part 3, Chapter 16?

2. When Billy needs his gas mask, what happens?

3. What do the soldiers do on Sunday mornings?

4. What lifestyle does Dr. Rivers dream of at the beginning of Part 2, Chapter 12?

5. What animal does Dr. Rivers see on his visit with Njiru?

Short Essay Questions

1. What is unique about Billy's sexual conquest in Part 3, Chapter 17 and what worries him after?

2. What is headhunting?

3. What is ironic about Billy's death?

4. What are many of Dr. Rivers's patients seeing in Part 3, Chapter 16?

5. What are some negatives that Billy experiences in Part 2, Chapter 13?

6. Describe Dr. Rivers's dream about his sister Catherine in Part 2, Chapter 12.

7. What is Billy struggling with emotionally at the beginning of Part 3, Chapter 17?

8. After Ngea's seance, what is left on Dr. Rivers's pillow? What does it signify?

9. Why is Billy reminded of Craiglockhart in Part 3, Chapter 15?

10. Based on Billy's diary, describe a typical day in France for Billy.

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